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1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a heat stable thermoplastic resin composition. More particularly, it relates to a thermoplastic resin having improved heat stability which can be molded even at high temperatures to give a molded article having few or no silver streaks on the article.
2. Descri... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a heat stable thermoplastic resin composition. More particularly, it relates to a thermoplastic resin having improved heat stability which can be molded even at high temperatures to give a molded article having few or no silver streaks on the article. 2. Descri... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a heat stable thermoplastic resin composition. More particularly, it relates to a thermoplastic resin having improved heat stability which can be molded even at high temperatures to give a molded article hadihg few or no silver streaks on the article. 2. Descri... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates a heat stable thermoplastic resin composition. More particularly, it relates to a resin having improved heat stability which can be molded even at high temperatures to give a molded article having few or no silver streaks on the article. 2. Description of Prior Ar... | 1. fieLD oF tHE iNVEntiON
tHe pReSenT INvEntIoN reLAteS To a HEAT stABlE therMOPlAstIC rEsiN COmPosiTIoN. MorE PARTicUlarlY, it rELatEs TO A ThermoPlastIC RESIn hAviNg iMpRoVEd HeAT staBIlity wHich can BE mOLDeD even at hIgH tEMperaTURes TO giVE a MoLdeD ArtIcle HAvING fEw OR NO SiLVer streAKS On The ARTICLE.
2. dEsCRi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to a heat stablethermoplasticresincomposition. More particularly,it relates to athermoplasticresin having improved heat stability which can be moldedeven at high temperatures to give a molded articlehaving few or no silver streaks on ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to a heat stable thermoplastic resin composition. More particularly, it relates to a thermoplastic resin having improved heat stability _which_ can be molded even at _high_ temperatures to give a _molded_ _article_ having few _or_ no silver _streaks_ on the arti... |
As the search for oil and gas, as well as other subterranean deposits, has increased, the need for a portable self-contained drilling rig capable of drilling to the depths required has arisen.
Prior art drilling rigs were either large complicated relatively immovable structures or were small relatively unsophisticated ... | As the search for oil and gas, as well as other subterranean deposits, has increased, the need for a portable self-contained drilling rig capable of drilling to the depths required has arisen. Prior art drilling rigs were either large refine relatively immovable structures or were small relatively unsophisticated appar... | As the search for oil and gas, as well as )tTer subterranean deposits, has increased, the need for a portable self - contained drilling rig capable of drilling to the depths required has arisen. Prior art drilling rigs were either large complicated relatively immovable structures or were small relatively unsophisticate... | the search for and gas, as well as other subterranean deposits, has increased, the need for a portable self-contained drilling rig capable of drilling to the depths required arisen. Prior art drilling rigs were either large complicated relatively immovable structures or were relatively unsophisticated apparatus, and of... | As the sEArCh For oiL and gaS, as WeLl As othER sUbTERraNEaN DEpOsITs, has iNcreAsEd, thE nEeD for A POrTabLE sElf-CONtainEd driLLINg rIg CAPAbLe oF dRIllInG To THE DEpTHS reQUIred HaS ARISEn.
PrioR ART dRilLiNg rigS weRe either laRgE COmPlIcATED rELatIveLY iMmoVABLe stRuctUReS or Were smALl rElATIvely unsOphiSTIcaTed ... | As the search for oil andgas, aswell as other subterranean deposits, has increased, the need for a portable self-contained drillingrigcapable of drilling to thedepths required has arisen. Prior art drilling rigs were either large complicated relatively immovable structures or were small relatively unso... | _As_ the search for oil and gas, as well as other subterranean deposits, has increased, the need _for_ _a_ portable _self-contained_ drilling rig capable of drilling to the depths required has _arisen._ Prior art drilling rigs were either _large_ _complicated_ relatively immovable _structures_ or were small relatively ... |
As the functionality and sophistication of computers has increased, the functionality and sophistication of the user interfaces employed by computers has increased as well. One common type of interface for computers is the graphical user interface. With this type of interface, information retrieved from and provided to... | As the functionality and sophistication of computers has increased, the functionality and sophistication of the user interfaces employed by computers has increased as well. One common type of interface for computers is the graphical user interface. With this type of interface, information retrieved from and provided to... | As the functionality and sophistication of Vlmputers has increased, the functionality and sophistication of the user interfaces employed by computers has increased as well. One common type of interface for computers is the graphical user interface. With this type of interface, information retrieved from and provided to... | As the functionality and sophistication of computers has increased, the functionality and sophistication of the user interfaces employed by computers has increased as well. One common type of interface for computers is the graphical user interface. With this of interface, information retrieved and provided to the compu... | as THe functIOnaliTy aND SOPhIsTicATiOn Of ComPuTeRS HaS inCrEASeD, THe funCtioNAlItY aNd SoPhIsTicatIon Of thE USEr inTerfaceS emPLOyeD By compUTERs has iNCReasEd as welL. One CoMMoN tYPe of INtERfAce FoR COMPuTERs is ThE GrapHICal USer iNTerfaCE. wiTH tHiS tYpe of INTerface, iNfoRmAtION RetriEvEd FrOM aNd proVideD TO... | As the functionality and sophistication of computers has increased, thefunctionality and sophistication of the user interfaces employed by computers hasincreased as well. One common type of interface for computers is the graphical user interface.Withthis type ofinterface, information retrieved... | As the functionality _and_ _sophistication_ of computers has increased, the functionality _and_ sophistication of _the_ user interfaces employed _by_ _computers_ _has_ increased as well. One common type _of_ interface for computers is _the_ graphical _user_ _interface._ With this _type_ of interface, information retrie... |
There are various types of communication services in existence today using various types of physical communication infrastructures, For example, a cable provider uses coaxial cable feeding servers at a cable headend and a digital subscriber line xDSL provider utilizes twisted pair copper phone lines and modems in conju... | There are various types of communication services in existence today using various types of physical communication infrastructures, For example, a cable provider uses coaxial cable feeding servers at a cable headend and a digital subscriber line xDSL provider utilizes twisted pair copper phone lines and modems in conju... | There are various types of communication services in existence today using various types of physical communication infrastructures, For example, a cable provider uses coaxial cable feeding servers at a cable headend and a digital subscriber line xDSL provider uGJlizes twisted pair copper phone lines and modems in conju... | There are various types of communication services in existence today using various types of communication infrastructures, For example, a uses cable feeding servers at cable headend and a digital subscriber xDSL provider utilizes pair copper phone lines and modems in conjunction with a central office having servers. A ... | tHEre Are VARiouS TypES OF cOmMUNIcatIOn SeRvICes in exISTencE todAy uSINg VArIOuS tYPEs OF pHysIcAL cOMmunicAtiON InFRAsTRUCtURES, foR EXamPle, a caBLe PRoVidEr USEs COaXiAl cABLE FEeDIng sErVERS AT a CablE HeadENd aNd a dIgitAL SuBsCRIber liNe xDSL prOvIDer uTILIZeS TwiSTEd pAIR CopPER phONe LiNEs aNd MOdEMs in CONjU... | There are various types of communication services in existence today using various types of physical communication infrastructures,For example, a cable provider uses coaxial cable feeding servers at a cable headend and a digital subscriber line xDSL provider utilizes twistedpair copper phonelines and modems ... | _There_ are various _types_ _of_ _communication_ _services_ _in_ existence _today_ _using_ various types of _physical_ _communication_ infrastructures, For example, a _cable_ provider uses coaxial cable _feeding_ servers at a cable _headend_ _and_ a _digital_ subscriber line _xDSL_ provider utilizes twisted pair copper... |
In a wireless communication system, downlink and uplink transmissions of information (control signaling or data) can be according to either a frequency division duplex (FDD) mode or a time division duplex (TDD) mode. In the FDD mode, uplink and downlink transmissions are separated in the frequency domain, by transmitti... | In a wireless communicating system, downlink and uplink transmissions of information (control signaling or data) can be according to either a frequency division duplex (FDD) mode or a time division duplex (TDD) mode. In the FDD mode, uplink and downlink transmissions are separated in the frequency domain, by transmitti... | In a wiDelSss commuMicatiob sycGem, downlink and uplink transmissions of information (control signaling or data) can be aFcogding to either a fFequencj division duplex (FDD) mode or a time division duplex (TDD) mode. In the FDD mode, uplink and downlink transmissions are separated in the frequency domain, by transmitti... | In a wireless communication system, and uplink transmissions of information (control signaling or data) can be according to either a frequency division duplex (FDD) mode or a time division duplex (TDD) mode. In the FDD mode, uplink and downlink transmissions are separated in the domain, by uplink data a first carrier f... | iN a wiREleSS coMmUNICAtiOn sYsTeM, DoWnLINk ANd uPLInK trANsmisSIOnS oF inFoRMaTIon (CoNtRol siGnalINg OR datA) CAn bE aCCordINg TO EItheR a fREqUENcy DivIsiON DuPlEX (fdD) MoDE or a TIMe divIsiON duPLEx (tdd) moDe. In THE FDd ModE, UPLiNk anD DoWNLInk TrANsmIssIOnS Are sEPARaTEd iN tHE fReQuENcy dOmain, bY trAnSmITti... | Ina wireless communication system,downlink and uplinktransmissions of information (control signaling or data) can be according to either afrequency division duplex (FDD) mode or a time division duplex(TDD)mode. In the FDD mode, uplink and downlink transmissionsare separated in the frequency domain,by transm... | In a _wireless_ _communication_ _system,_ _downlink_ and _uplink_ _transmissions_ _of_ information (control signaling or data) can be according _to_ either a frequency _division_ duplex (FDD) mode or _a_ _time_ division duplex (TDD) mode. In the FDD mode, _uplink_ and downlink _transmissions_ are _separated_ in the fre... |
There is a work vehicle that mounts a traveling motor, and supplies electric power to the motor from a battery to travel. As such a work vehicle, Patent Literature 1 discloses, for example, a traveling control device that is applied to an industrial vehicle such as a forklift and to a vehicle that travels by a battery. | There is a work vehicle that mounts a traveling motor, and supplies electric power to the motor from a shelling to travel. As such a work vehicle, Patent Literature 1 discloses, for example, a traveling control device that is applied to an industrial vehicle such as a forklift and to a vehicle that travels by a battery... | There is a work vehicle that mounts a traveling motor, and supplies electric po#eD to the motor from a bwtteEy to travel. As such a work gehicl#, Patent Literature 1 discloses, for example, a tracelUng contr9? debicd that is app>led to an industrial vehicle sHcB as a forklift and to a vehicle tuah trAvFls by a battery. | is a work vehicle that mounts a traveling motor, and supplies electric power to the motor from a battery to travel. As such a work vehicle, Patent Literature 1 discloses, for a traveling control device that applied to an industrial vehicle such as a forklift and a that travels by a battery. | There IS A WoRk VEHICle THaT MoUntS A TRAVeLinG motOR, ANd SuppLIES eLectrIC poweR To tHE mOTOR FRoM A batterY tO TrAVel. aS sUch A WoRK veHICLe, pATEnt LITERaTure 1 dISCLOSES, fOr examplE, a TRaveLIng CONTROl DEvicE ThaT iS APPLiED to aN InDUstRIal VEHiCLe suCh aS A foRKlIfT aNd To a VEHICLe THaT TrAvElS bY A baTTERy. | There is awork vehicle that mounts a traveling motor, and supplies electric power to the motor from a battery to travel. As such a work vehicle, Patent Literature 1 discloses, for example, a travelingcontrol device that isapplied to an industrial vehicle such as a forklift and to a vehicle... | There is a work vehicle that mounts a _traveling_ motor, and supplies electric power to _the_ motor _from_ a battery to _travel._ _As_ such a work vehicle, Patent _Literature_ _1_ _discloses,_ for _example,_ _a_ traveling control device that is applied to an industrial _vehicle_ _such_ as a forklift and to _a_ _vehicle... |
The present invention generally relates to database management systems, and more particularly to providing access to data stored in a plurality of tables using a standardized query. In specific embodiments, access is provided to data stored in a plurality of tables and/or generated by a plurality of programs, Mapper ru... | The present invention generally relates to database management systems, and more particularly to providing access to data stored in a plurality of tables using a standardized query. In specific embodiments, access is provided to data stored in a plurality of tables and/or generated by a plurality of programs, Mapper ru... | The present invention generally relates to database management systems, and more particularly to providing access to data stored in a plurality of tables using a standardized query. In specific embodiments, access is provided to data sgoref in a plurality of tables and / or generated by a plurality of programs, Mapper ... | The present invention generally relates to database management and more particularly to providing access to data stored a plurality of tables using a standardized query. In specific embodiments, access is provided to data stored a plurality of tables and/or generated by plurality of programs, Mapper runs, or any progra... | THE PResenT iNvENtion GENeRALLy ReLAtes TO dAtaBASE ManAgeMent SystEMS, and MorE partIculARLY TO PrOvIDIng accESS TO DaTA sTOReD IN a pLuraliTy OF TaBLES uSiNG A stAndArDIZED QUEry. iN SpECIFIC embOdiMeNtS, AcceSs is proViDED TO DAtA STOreD in a plUralITy OF taBleS aND/Or geNeRAtED by A pluraLity of ProgrAmS, maPpEr Ru... | Thepresent invention generally relates to database managementsystems,andmore particularlyto providing access to data stored ina plurality of tables using a standardized query.In specific embodiments, access is provided todata stored in a plurality of tables and/or generated by a plurality of programs... | _The_ present _invention_ _generally_ relates to database _management_ systems, and more particularly to providing access _to_ data stored in a _plurality_ of tables _using_ _a_ standardized query. In specific embodiments, access is provided to data stored in a plurality of tables and/or generated by a plurality _of_ p... |
Known techniques for asymmetrically synthesizing optically active alcohols include a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using baker's yeast and a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using a specific catalyst.
In particular, with respect to asymmetric hydrogenation of an l-keto acid derivative to obtain... | Known techniques for asymmetrically synthesizing optically active alcohols include a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using baker's yeast and a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using a specific catalyst. In particular, with respect to asymmetric hydrogenation of an l-keto acid derivative to obtain... | Known techniques for asymmetrically synthesizing optically active alcohols include a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using baker ' s yeast and a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using a specific catalyst. In particular, with respect to asymmetric hydrogenation of an l - keto acid derivative to ob... | Known techniques for asymmetrically synthesizing optically active alcohols include a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using baker's yeast and a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using a specific catalyst. In particular, with respect to asymmetric hydrogenation of an l-keto acid derivative obtain op... | KNOwn tecHniQUES for asYmMEtrICally SYnthESIZINg opTIcALlY ActIvE alCoHOLS iNClUDE a PRocess coMPrisiNg asYmmeTRIC HydRogEnaTIoN uSINg BAKEr'S yeaSt aNd a proCesS comPRiSInG ASYmMetRIc hYDroGenatIoN uSing A SpEcIFiC caTAlySt.
In ParTicULAr, WITh RespecT To aSyMmetRIc HYDrOGENAtion OF aN l-keTO ACID dERIvaTivE To OBtaiN... | Knowntechniques for asymmetrically synthesizing optically active alcohols include a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using baker's yeast and a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using a specific catalyst. In particular, with respectto asymmetric hydrogenation of an l-keto acid der... | _Known_ techniques for _asymmetrically_ synthesizing optically active alcohols include _a_ _process_ comprising _asymmetric_ hydrogenation _using_ baker's yeast _and_ a _process_ comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using a specific catalyst. In particular, with _respect_ to _asymmetric_ hydrogenation of an l-keto acid ... |
A bartender often has to quickly pour liquid, e.g., wine or other drinks, into glasses while trying to pour a desired amount of liquid into each glass. One method of pouring a desired amount of liquid into a glass is for the bartender to first pour the liquid into a measuring glass to get the desired amount of liquid, ... | A bartender often has to quickly pour liquid, e.g., wine or other drinks, into glasses while trying to pour a desired amount of liquid into each glass. One method of pouring a desired amount of liquid into a glass is for the bartender to first pour the liquid into a measuring glass to get the desired amount of liquid, ... | A bartender often has to quickly pour liquid, e. g. , wine or other drinks, into glasses while trying to pour a desired amount of liquid inr0 each glass. One method of pouring a desired amount of l8q^id *nt* a glass is for the bar^egder to first pour the liquid into a measuring glass to get the desired amount of liquid... | A bartender often quickly pour liquid, e.g., wine or other drinks, into glasses while trying to pour a desired of liquid into each glass. One method of pouring a desired of liquid into a glass is for the bartender to first pour the liquid into a measuring glass to get the desired amount of liquid, then pour the desired... | a BArteNDeR oFtEN Has TO qUicKLy pOuR LIqUiD, e.G., WinE oR oTheR DrInks, iNTO GlasseS whiLe tRyiNg TO pOuR A DESIrEd aMOuNT OF liqUId iNto Each gLaSs. one MeThOd of POurinG A DESIRED Amount of liQUId InTO a GLASS IS fOr ThE baRTenDER To firST poUR thE LiQuId inTO A MEASuRinG gLasS TO Get tHe dEsiRed AMOUnt Of LIqUiD, ... | Abartenderoften has toquicklypourliquid, e.g., wine or other drinks,into glasses while trying to pour adesiredamount of liquid into each glass. One method of pouring a desired amountofliquid into a glass is for the bartender tofirstpour the liquid into ameasuring glassto get the desired amountof liquid, an... | A bartender often _has_ to quickly _pour_ liquid, e.g., _wine_ or other drinks, into glasses while trying to pour _a_ _desired_ amount of liquid _into_ each glass. One method _of_ pouring a desired amount of liquid _into_ a glass is _for_ the _bartender_ to _first_ pour the liquid into a measuring glass to get the desi... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method of forming patterns, which is usable in a production process of semiconductors, such as ICs, manufacturing of circuit boards for liquid crystal displays or thermal heads, and other lithography processes of photofabrication. More specifically, the inven... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of forming patterns, which is usable in a production process of semiconductors, such as ICs, manufacturing of circuit boards for liquid crystal displays or thermal heads, and other lithography processes of photofabrication. More specifically, the inven... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of forming patterns, which is usable in a production process of semiconductors, such as ICs, manufacturing of circuit boards for liquid crystal displays or thermal heads, and other lithography processes of photofabrication. More specifically, the inven... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention to a method forming patterns, which is usable in a production process of semiconductors, such ICs, manufacturing of circuit boards for liquid crystal displays or thermal heads, and other lithography of photofabrication. More the is concerned with a of forming patters by u... | 1. field OF tHE iNVEntION
tHe pRESEnt INveNtION rElaTes to a MetHOd oF forMINg PAttErNs, whicH iS USAbLe In a prOduCtiON prOcESs of seMICOndUcToRs, sucH as IcS, maNufACTuRInG oF cirCUIt BoARDS fOR LIQUiD CRySTAl diSpLAYS Or tHERMAl hEAds, AnD oTHEr LiTHOgraPhy PROCesSes OF pHoToFAbRiCatiOn. MOrE speCIFIcAlLY, The inVeN... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates toamethod of formingpatterns, which is usable in a production process of semiconductors, such as ICs, manufacturing of circuit boards for liquid crystal displaysor thermal heads, and other lithography processes of photofabrication. Mo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of forming patterns, which is _usable_ in a production process of semiconductors, such as ICs, manufacturing of circuit boards for liquid crystal displays _or_ thermal heads, and _other_ lithography processes of photofabrication. _More_ _specifically,_... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to archery equipment and more particularly to arrowhead constructions.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Hunting arrowheads of the prior art have a disadvantage in that most of them are not readily disassembled and they require spot welding or brazing at assembly su... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to archery equipment and more particularly to arrowhead constructions. 2. Description of the Prior Art Hunting arrowheads of the prior art have a disadvantage in that most of them are not readily disassembled and they require spot welding or brazing at assembly su... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to aechFry equipment and more particularly to arrowhead constructions. 2. Description of the Prior Art Hunting arrowheads of the prior art have a disadvantage in that most of fhe, are not readily disassembled and they require spot welding or brazing at assembly su... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to archery equipment and particularly to arrowhead constructions. 2. Description the Prior Art Hunting of the prior art disadvantage in of them are not readily disassembled they require spot welding or brazing at assembly such that the parts cannot be readily chan... | 1. fIELD of the inVentiOn
THE PReseNT invENtiON RelAtes To ArchEry eQuIpmEnt AND mOre parTicULarLy TO ARrOWhead ConsTrucTioNS.
2. DeSCrIPtioN of The prIor arT
hUNtIng arROWHeadS oF tHE pRIoR aRt havE A dISaDvAnTaGE iN THaT most oF THeM arE NOt READILY disASSEMBleD AnD tHEy REqUire sPot WeldInG or brazIng at AsSemBly Su... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to archery equipment and moreparticularly toarrowhead constructions. 2. Description of the Prior Art Hunting arrowheads ofthe prior art have a disadvantage in that most of them arenot readily disassembled and they require spot welding or... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The _present_ invention relates to archery equipment and more particularly to arrowhead constructions. 2. Description _of_ the Prior Art _Hunting_ arrowheads of the prior art have a disadvantage in that most of them are not readily disassembled and they require _spot_ welding or brazing at a... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention pertains to a transparent polyurethane coating layer, with self-repairing properties, for panes made of glass and/or plastic materials, with the coating layer according to the invention being prepared from a reactive mixture containing a plurifunctional, and specifically a trifun... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention pertains to a transparent polyurethane coating layer, with self-repairing properties, for panes made of glass and/or plastic materials, with the coating layer according to the invention being prepared from a reactive mixture containing a plurifunctional, and specifically a trifun... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention pertains to a transparent polyurethane coating layer, with self - repairing properties, for panes made of glass and / or plsatic materials, with the coating layer according to the invention being prepared from a reactive mixture containing a plurifunctional, and specifically a tr... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention pertains to a transparent coating layer, with self-repairing properties, for panes made of glass and/or plastic materials, with the coating layer according to the invention being prepared from a reactive mixture containing specifically a trifunctional, isocyanate component and a ... | 1. fiElD oF The inVeNtION
THe iNVeNTiON pertAinS TO a tRANspaRent PoLyureTHanE COAting lAYeR, wIth SelF-repAIRInG propERTies, fOr PaNes MaDE of GlASS and/oR PLAsTic MateriaLs, WITH tHE COAtInG lAYer aCcoRDInG to thE InvenTion beinG PrepARED frOM A reACtIVE MIXTurE ContAiNIng A plURIFUNctioNaL, aNd SPECIFIcAlly a TrifUn... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The invention pertainsto a transparent polyurethane coating layer, with self-repairing properties,for panes made of glass and/orplastic materials, with the coating layer according to the invention being prepared from a reactive mixture containing aplurifunctional, and specifically ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention pertains to a transparent polyurethane coating layer, with self-repairing _properties,_ for panes _made_ _of_ glass and/or plastic _materials,_ with the coating layer according to the invention being _prepared_ _from_ a reactive mixture containing a plurifunctional, _and_ specifi... |
Several different mechanisms rely on a series of hydraulically operated actuators for accomplishing a desired result. For example, a multi-speed transmission typically includes plural torque delivery paths between driving and driven members. A plurality of hydraulically operated clutch assemblies control relative motio... | Several different mechanisms rely on a series of hydraulically operated actuators for accomplishing a desired result. For example, a multi-speed transmission typically includes plural torque delivery paths between driving and driven members. A plurality of hydraulically operated clutch assemblies control relative motio... | Several different mechanisms rely on a series of hydraulically operated axtuatoGs for accomplishing a desired result. For example, a multi - speed transmission typically includes plural torque delivery paths between driving and driven members. A plurality of hydraulically operated clutch assemblies control relative mot... | Several different mechanisms rely on a series of hydraulically operated actuators for accomplishing a desired result. For example, multi-speed transmission typically includes plural torque delivery paths between driving and driven members. A plurality of hydraulically operated clutch assemblies control relative motion ... | sEveRal dIFfERENt MechAnISMs RelY ON A SErIes OF hyDRAULiCAlLy OPErATed acTuAtorS foR ACComplIshINg a desIRed ReSuLT. for exaMpLE, A mulTi-SpEEd tRAnSMiSsion tYpiCaLLy InCLUdes PlURaL toRquE dELivEry patHs beTWeEn DRIviNG AND dRiVen MEMBers. A PluralItY of hydrAuLiCALlY OPeraTeD clUtCH assembLiEs contROl ReLaTIVE MOtio... | Several different mechanisms rely on a series of hydraulically operated actuators for accomplishing adesired result. For example, amulti-speed transmission typically includes plural torque delivery paths between driving and driven members. A plurality ofhydraulically operated clutch assemblies control ... | Several different mechanisms _rely_ on a series of hydraulically operated _actuators_ for accomplishing a desired _result._ For example, a multi-speed transmission _typically_ _includes_ plural torque delivery paths between driving _and_ _driven_ members. A _plurality_ of hydraulically operated _clutch_ _assemblies_ co... |
Japanese patent application no. 2000-220497, filed Jul. 21, 2000 is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety.
The present invention relates to a semiconductor device which stores data by storing an electric charge, a method for refreshing the semiconductor device, and electronic equipment equipped with the semi... | Japanese patent application no. 2000-220497, filed Jul. 21, 2000 is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety. The present invention relates to a semiconductor device which stores data by storing an electric charge, a method for refreshing the semiconductor device, and electronic equipment equipped with the semi... | Japanese patent application no. 2000 - 220497, filed Jul. 21, 2000 is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety. The present invention relates to a semiconductor device which stores data by storing an electric charge, a method for refreshing the semiconductor device, and electronic equipment equipped with the se... | Japanese application no. 2000-220497, filed Jul. 21, 2000 is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety. The present invention relates to a semiconductor device which stores data by storing an electric charge, method for refreshing the semiconductor device, and electronic equipment equipped with the device. A VSR... | JAPANESE patEnt APpLicATIOn NO. 2000-220497, FileD juL. 21, 2000 Is HErEBY iNcOrpoRateD By REfEreNcE in ITS EnTIrety.
THe PReSenT iNvENtIon rELaTEs to A SEMICONductOr dEVICE wHiCh stores dATA bY STOring aN eleCtrIC ChargE, A mEThOd fOr ReFreShiNG thE seMIcoNdUCTOR deVIcE, ANd eLECTRONic eqUipMeNt eQuiPPEd wIth The SeMi... | Japanese patent application no. 2000-220497, filed Jul. 21, 2000 is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety. The present invention relates to a semiconductor device which stores data by storing an electric charge, a method for refreshing thesemiconductor device, and electronic equipment equippedwit... | Japanese patent application _no._ 2000-220497, _filed_ Jul. 21, _2000_ is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety. The present _invention_ relates to a _semiconductor_ device which stores data by storing an electric charge, a method for refreshing the semiconductor device, and electronic equipment _equipped_ w... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a vehicle departure support system, and more particularly, to a vehicle departure support system capable of easily selecting a vehicle departure mode a driver wants by displaying all vehicle departure modes on a screen when there is a movement of the vehicle fo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicle departure support system, and more particularly, to a vehicle departure support system capable of easily selecting a vehicle departure mode a driver wants by displaying all vehicle departure modes on a screen when there is a movement of the vehicle fo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicle departure support system, and more particularly, to a vehicle departure support system capable of easily selecting a vehicle departure mode a driver wants by displaying all vehicle departure modes on a screen when there is a movement of the vehicle fo... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a support and more particularly, to a vehicle departure support system capable of easily selecting a vehicle departure mode a driver wants displaying all vehicle departure modes on a screen when there is of the vehicle for departure of the vehicle after parking of ... | 1. FIeld OF ThE invenTIOn
THE PreSENt InVENTiON RelAtEs to A VeHiCLE deparTURE suPPoRT sYSteM, anD moRe paRtICUlarLy, tO A vehicle DePaRTure suPpoRt SySteM CApaBle OF EASiLY SELECtInG a vEhicLE dEPaRtURe mode a DRIvEr WanTs bY dispLAYIng aLL VeHiCLE DepaRtuRE MODes ON A ScREEN wHEN THEre is a moveMEnT OF THe veHiclE FO... | 1. Field of theInvention The presentinvention relates to a vehicle departuresupport system, and more particularly, to a vehicle departure support system capable of easily selecting a vehicle departure mode a driver wants by displaying all vehicle departuremodes on a screen when there is a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicle departure _support_ _system,_ and more particularly, to a vehicle departure support system capable _of_ _easily_ selecting a vehicle _departure_ mode _a_ driver wants by displaying all vehicle departure modes _on_ a screen _when_ there is a _movement_... |
This invention relates to counter top, postmix beverage dispensers, and in particular to a low-cost, compact, versatile, multiflavor, convertible beverage dispenser.
A wide variety of different postmix dispensers are known, including those having multiflavor valves and those having the selector buttons and nozzle at a ... | This invention relates to counter top, postmix beverage dispensers, and in particular to a low-cost, compact, versatile, multiflavor, convertible beverage dispenser. A wide variety of different postmix dispensers are known, including those having multiflavor valves and those having the selector buttons and nozzle at a ... | 4hOs invention relates to counter top, postmix neverzge dispensers, and in particular to a low - cost, compact, versatile, multiflavor, convertible beverage dispenser. A wide variety of different postmix dispensers are known, including those having multiflavor valves and those having the selector buttons and nozzle at ... | This invention relates to counter top, postmix beverage dispensers, and in particular to a low-cost, versatile, multiflavor, convertible beverage dispenser. A wide variety different postmix dispensers are known, including those having multiflavor valves and those having selector buttons and nozzle at a notched corner t... | thiS INVeNtIOn RELaTES TO COuntER Top, poStMiX BEVErAge dISPeNsErS, AnD in paRTICuLAR to A lOW-COsT, CoMPaCt, vErSaTilE, MULTIFLAVoR, conveRtIBle bEverage disPEnSEr.
A WiDe VarIETY OF DIffeReNT pOsTMiX diSpEnSeRs ARE knOWN, IncLudiNg ThOSE hAvING MuLTifLaVor valVES And thosE haVINg tHE SEleCTOR bUTTONS aND NOzZlE at a ... | This invention relates to counter top, postmix beveragedispensers,andin particular to a low-cost,compact, versatile, multiflavor, convertiblebeverage dispenser. A wide variety of different postmix dispensers are known, includingthose having multiflavor valves and those having the selector buttons and no... | This invention relates to counter _top,_ _postmix_ beverage dispensers, and _in_ particular _to_ a _low-cost,_ compact, _versatile,_ multiflavor, _convertible_ beverage dispenser. A wide variety of different postmix dispensers are known, including those having multiflavor valves and those having the selector buttons _a... |
The present invention relates to an ink cartridge to be coupled to a device using ink.
Conventionally, ink cartridges have been widely used in devices using ink. An example of such devices, an inkjet printing device has been known. The inkjet printing device typically includes an inkjet head, which has an ink nozzle. T... | The present invention relates to an ink cartridge to be coupled to a device using ink. Conventionally, ink cartridges have been widely used in devices using ink. An example of such devices, an inkjet printing device has been known. The inkjet printing device typically includes an inkjet head, which has an ink nozzle. T... | The present invention relates to an ink cartridge to be coupled to a device using ink. Conventionally, ink cartridges have been widely used in devices using ink. An example of such devices, an inkjet printing device has been known. The inkjet printing device typically includes an inkjet head, which has an ink nozzle. T... | The present invention relates to an ink cartridge to be coupled to a device using ink. Conventionally, ink cartridges have been widely used in using ink. An example of such devices, an inkjet printing has been known. inkjet printing typically includes an inkjet head, which has an ink nozzle. ink is driven to eject ink ... | tHe prESent INVeNTiON rElateS To An inK CarTRiDGE TO bE COUplEd to A dEViCe UsiNG inK.
coNvEntIoNAlly, ink CarTridgeS haVE BeeN wIDELy USed iN dEVICeS UsiNG INK. aN ExAMpLe of SucH DevICES, AN inkJeT pRiNTiNg dEvice Has beeN knOwn. tHe INKjet PrInTiNG dEViCE tYPiCallY InclUdEs An inKjEt heAD, which HAs An INK NoZzlE. T... | The present invention relates to anink cartridge to be coupledto a device using ink.Conventionally, inkcartridges have been widely used in devices using ink. An example ofsuchdevices, an inkjet printing device has been known. The inkjet printing device typically includesan inkjet head, which has anink nozzle... | The present invention relates to an _ink_ cartridge to be coupled to a device _using_ ink. Conventionally, ink cartridges _have_ been widely used in devices using _ink._ An example of such devices, an inkjet printing device has been known. The inkjet printing device typically includes an inkjet head, which has an ink n... |
Prior art methods and devices displaying robot and program specific data include the offline simulation software, running on a personal computer (PC), and the use of offline programming/simulation systems on a PC or other non-attached programming device.
Currently, a high powered personal computer is required to render... | Prior art methods and devices displaying robot and program specific data include the offline simulation software, running on a personal computer (PC), and the use of offline programming/simulation systems on a PC or other non-attached programming device. Currently, a high powered personal computer is required to render... | Prior art methods and devices displaHijg robot and program specific data include the offline simulation software, running on a personal computer (PC ), and the use of offline programming / simulation systems on a PC or other non - attached programming device. Currently, a high powered personal computer is required to r... | Prior art methods and devices displaying robot and specific include the offline simulation software, running on a personal computer (PC), and the use of offline programming/simulation systems a PC or other non-attached programming device. Currently, a high powered personal computer is required to render a three-dimensi... | PrioR aRt mEthOdS anD DeVIcEs dISPLAyING RobOT aND proGraM SPeCiFIc data INCluDE THe OFFLiNe SImUlATion SOfTWAre, ruNning ON a pERSoNal CoMputer (pC), and tHE USE Of OfFlinE pROGrammInG/SImUlaTIOn SySTEms oN a pc OR OTheR NOn-AttAcHEd ProgRammInG DEviCE.
CUrrentLy, A hiGH powEreD peRSONAl cOMPUTER iS reqUIrEd TO ReNdeR... | Prior art methodsand devices displayingrobot and program specific data include the offline simulation software, running onapersonal computer (PC), and the use of offline programming/simulation systems on a PC or other non-attachedprogramming device. Currently, a high powered personalcomputer is requi... | Prior art methods _and_ devices displaying robot and program specific data include the offline _simulation_ software, running on a personal computer (PC), and the use of _offline_ programming/simulation _systems_ on a PC or other non-attached _programming_ device. Currently, a high powered _personal_ computer is _requi... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to computer software analysis systems, more specifically to software decompilers.
2. Description of the Related Art
Generally speaking, the term “software decompiler” refers to a computer program, or set of program instructions, that parses a second, compiled comp... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to computer software analysis systems, more specifically to software decompilers. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally speaking, the term “software decompiler” refers to a computer program, or set of program instructions, that parses a second, compiled comp... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to computer software analysis systems, more specifically to software decompilers. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally speaking, the term “ software deXomp7ler ” refers to a computer program, or set of program iGstr tctions, that parses a seSonS, compiled c... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention relates to computer software analysis more specifically to software decompilers. 2. of the Related Art speaking, the term “software decompiler” refers to a computer program, or set of program instructions, that parses a second, compiled computer program presented in executabl... | 1. fiELD of THE InvENtiON
tHE pREsent INveNtIoN RELATes TO coMpUTEr sofTWAre anaLySiS sYSTems, MOrE SpECIfICALLy to sOFTwAre DecomPILErs.
2. DeSCrIpTiOn oF ThE RelateD ARt
GeNeRaLLy sPeAKINg, thE tErM “SOFtWarE dEcompiLeR” RefErS To a computeR proGRAM, OR SEt of pRogrAM INStRUctiOns, THat Parses a seCOnd, CoMpIleD COmp... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to computer software analysissystems, more specifically to software decompilers. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally speaking, theterm“software decompiler” refers to a computer program, or set of program instructions, that parses a second, comp... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The _present_ invention relates to computer _software_ _analysis_ systems, more specifically to software decompilers. 2. Description of the _Related_ Art Generally speaking, the term “software decompiler” refers to _a_ _computer_ _program,_ _or_ set of _program_ instructions, _that_ parses a... |
Devices for sensing a fluid, for instance in a ventilation duct, do often have to be mounted in places where the available space is limited. Thus, lack of space is a great problem for mounting such devices.
In WO2006/078204 a device for sensing a fluid, such as in a ventilation duct, is disclosed. Even though the devic... | Devices for sensing a fluid, for instance in a ventilation duct, do often have to be mounted in places where the available space is limited. Thus, lack of space is a great problem for mounting such devices. In WO2006/078204 a device for sensing a fluid, such as in a ventilation duct, is disclosed. flush though the devi... | Devices for sensing a fluid, for instance in a ventilation duct, do often have to be ,ounter in plac2z where the available space is ?imitWd. Thus, lxdk of space is a great problem for mounting such devices. In WO2006 / 078204 a device for cehsing a fluid, such as in a ventilation duct, is disclosed. Even though the deb... | Devices for sensing a fluid, for instance in a ventilation duct, do often have be mounted in places where the available space is limited. Thus, lack of space is a great problem for mounting such devices. In WO2006/078204 a for sensing fluid, such as in a duct, is disclosed. Even though the device in is relatively compa... | dEviceS FoR SENsiNg A FLuID, For INsTAnCE in A vEnTIlaTION DuCt, dO OFTen HaVE tO be mOuNTed iN PLAcEs WHeRe THe AVAILaBlE sPaCE IS liMItED. THUS, lACk oF SPaCE iS A GreaT PrOblEM fOR MOUntINg SUcH dEviceS.
iN wO2006/078204 A DeviCe FOr SensInG a FLuID, sUCH aS In a veNtIlAtion dUcT, is DisClOsED. EvEN ThoUGH the deVIC... | Devices for sensing a fluid, for instance in aventilation duct, do often have to be mounted in places wherethe availablespace is limited. Thus, lack of space is a great problemfor mounting such devices.In WO2006/078204 a device forsensing a fluid, such as ina ventilation duct, is disclosed. Even thoug... | Devices for sensing a fluid, for instance in a ventilation duct, do _often_ have _to_ be mounted _in_ places where the available space _is_ limited. Thus, lack of space is a great _problem_ for mounting such devices. _In_ WO2006/078204 a _device_ for sensing a fluid, _such_ _as_ in a ventilation duct, is disclosed. Eve... |
The growth of online video is truly remarkable. Comscore estimates that over 75% of US internet users view online video. They spend an average of 235 minutes per month accounting for a total of 5 billion videos watched.
The content type typically determines the viewing experience. For example, premium content offers a ... | The growth of online video is truly remarkable. Comscore estimates that over 75% of US internet users view online video. They spend an average of 235 minutes per month accounting for a total of 5 billion videos watched. The content type typically determines the viewing experience. For example, premium content offers a ... | The growth of online video is truly remarkable. Comscore estimates that over 75% of US internet users view online video. They spend an average of 235 minutes per month accounting for a total of 5 billion videos watched. The content type typically determines the viewing experience. For example, premium content offers a ... | The growth online video truly remarkable. Comscore estimates that over 75% of US internet online video. They spend an average of 235 minutes per month accounting for a total of billion videos watched. The content type typically determines viewing experience. For example, premium offers a interactive viewing experience ... | thE gRoWth OF onLInE VIdEO iS trulY reMARKaBLe. COMSCOre EStIMates tHAT OVeR 75% of Us interNET uSErs vIEw oNLINe VideO. theY SPend aN avErage of 235 mInutes peR MOntH AcCouNTiNg fOr a TOtaL Of 5 bilLIOn VIDeOs WAtCheD.
THe cOntenT typE TYpiCAlLY deTerMINEs THE VIeWING exPErIEnce. fOR eXaMPlE, pReMIum cOnteNt offErs A ... | The growth of online video is truly remarkable. Comscore estimates thatover 75% of US internet users view online video.They spend anaverage of235 minutes permonth accounting for a total of 5 billion videos watched. The content type typically determines the viewing experience. For example, premi... | The growth of online video is truly remarkable. Comscore estimates _that_ over 75% of US internet _users_ view online video. They spend _an_ average of 235 minutes per _month_ accounting _for_ a _total_ of 5 billion videos watched. _The_ content _type_ typically determines the viewing experience. For example, premium c... |
Polyolefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene are clean materials consisting of carbon and hydrogen not detriment to the environment, and are excellent in processing moldability and physical properties. Because of these characteristics, these materials have been used in a wide variety of fields in automobiles, ele... | Polyolefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene are clean materials consisting of carbon and hydrogen not detriment to the environment, and are excellent in processing moldability and physical properties. Because of these characteristics, these materials have been used in a wide variety of fields in automobiles, ele... | Polyolefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene are clean materials consisting of carbon and hydrogen not detriment to the environment, and are excellent in processing moldability and physical properties. Because of these characteristics, these materials have been used in a wide variety of fields in automobiles, ele... | Polyolefins as polyethylene and polypropylene are clean materials consisting of carbon and hydrogen not detriment to the environment, and are excellent processing moldability and physical properties. Because of these characteristics, these materials have been used in a wide variety fields automobiles, electric parts, f... | pOlYoLEFIns SuCH as PolyeThyLeNE anD PoLYPROpyleNE are clEaN MATeRials CoNsIsTIng Of CARBOn And hYDROgEn NoT dEtrImEnt to tHe ENvIrONmENT, AnD ARe eXCelLENT IN proCESsINg moLdabiLITY anD pHYSICAL PROPerTiES. BECAusE of tHESe chAraCterIsTicS, tHeSe mATERIaLS HAve bEen UseD iN a widE VArIetY OF FIElDS in AuTOMOBIlEs, ELE... | Polyolefins such as polyethyleneand polypropylene are clean materials consistingof carbon and hydrogen not detriment to the environment, and are excellent in processingmoldability and physical properties. Because ofthese characteristics, these materials have been used in a wide variety offields in... | Polyolefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene _are_ clean materials _consisting_ _of_ carbon and hydrogen not detriment to the environment, _and_ are _excellent_ _in_ _processing_ moldability _and_ physical properties. Because of these characteristics, these materials have been used in a wide _variety_ of fields i... |
Generally, plate-tube type heat exchangers are comprised by a plurality of tubes and plates, which are bonded to each other by mechanical fastening or tack welded in order to shape the exchanger structure.
Particularly, such heat exchangers are used as condenser and evaporator in domestic and commercial refrigeration s... | Generally, plate-tube type heat exchangers are comprised by a plurality of tubes and plates, which are bonded to each other by mechanical fastening or tack welded in order to shape the exchanger structure. Particularly, such heat exchangers are used as condenser and evaporator in domestic and commercial refrigeration s... | Generally, plate - tube type heat exchangers are comprised by a plurality of tubes and plates, which are bonded to each other by mechanical fastening or tack welded in order to shape the exchanger structure. Particularly, such heat exchangers are used as condenser and evaporator in domestic and commercial refrigeration... | Generally, plate-tube type heat exchangers are comprised by a plurality of tubes and plates, which are bonded to each other by mechanical or tack welded in order to shape the exchanger Particularly, such heat exchangers are condenser and in domestic and commercial refrigeration systems, they can also found on heaters b... | gEnEralLy, PLaTE-TUbe tYpe hEAt EXcHAnGers ARe coMpriSeD BY A PLURAlItY oF TUBes and plAtes, WHiCH aRe bOndeD To EACH Other BY meCHanical FASTeNiNG OR TACK WelDED In orDEr to sHApE the eXcHANger sTRuCturE.
pArtiCuLArly, sUcH hEaT excHaNGerS ARE uSEd As CONDenSeR ANd evAPorATor IN DOMestic aND commERcIAL REFRigErATiOn S... | Generally, plate-tube type heat exchangersare comprisedby aplurality of tubes and plates, whichare bonded to each other bymechanical fastening or tack welded in order to shape the exchanger structure. Particularly, such heat exchangers are usedas condenserand evaporator in domestic and comme... | Generally, plate-tube type _heat_ _exchangers_ _are_ comprised _by_ a plurality of _tubes_ and plates, which are bonded to each other by _mechanical_ fastening or tack welded in order to shape the exchanger structure. Particularly, such heat exchangers are used as condenser and evaporator in domestic and commercial ref... |
The present invention disclosed herein relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly, to a semiconductor device having a local silicon-on-insulator (SOI) structure and a method of forming the same.
The present invention has been derived from research undertaken as a part of IT R & D program of the Ministry o... | The present invention disclosed herein relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly, to a semiconductor device having a local silicon-on-insulator (SOI) structure and a method of forming the same. The present invention has been derived from research undertaken as a part of IT R & D program of the Ministry o... | The present invention disclosed herein relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly, to a semiconductor device having a local silicon - on - insulator (SOI) structure and a method of forming the same. The present invention has been deriBsd from research undertaken as a part of IT R & D pgKgram of the Minist... | The invention herein to a device, and more to a semiconductor device having a local silicon-on-insulator (SOI) structure and of forming the same. present has been derived from research undertaken as a part of IT R & D program of the Ministry Information and Institution of Information Association (MIC/IITA) [2006-S-004-... | tHE PreSeNt INveNTION diSclOsED HeREIN RELaTes TO a SEmiconducTor deViCe, AnD mORE PARtIcuLarLy, to a SEmIcOnDuCtoR dEvice HAvIng A LOCAl sILiCon-ON-insUlATOr (SOi) STRUCTUre aNd a metHOd oF formIng the SaMe.
tHE preseNt iNVEntIon haS BeEn dErIvED FRoM rESearCH UNDeRTaKEn aS a part OF it R & D prOgrAm Of tHE mInIStRY O... | The present invention disclosed herein relates toa semiconductor device, andmoreparticularly, to a semiconductor device having a local silicon-on-insulator(SOI) structure and a method of forming the same. The present invention has been derived fromresearch undertaken as a part of IT R &D ... | The _present_ invention disclosed herein _relates_ to a semiconductor device, _and_ more _particularly,_ to a semiconductor device having a local silicon-on-insulator (SOI) structure and _a_ _method_ _of_ forming the same. The present _invention_ has been derived from research undertaken as a part of IT R & D program o... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a brake control system which is capable of adjusting a braking force to be applied to automotive vehicle wheels irrespective of manual braking operation.
2. Description of the Related Art
One typical brake control system is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Lai... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a brake control system which is capable of adjusting a braking force to be applied to automotive vehicle wheels irrespective of manual braking operation. 2. Description of the Related Art One typical brake control system is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Lai... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a brake control system which is capable of adjusting a braking force to be applied to automotive vehicle wheels irrespective of manual braking operation. 2. Description of the Related Art One typical brake control system is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Lai... | 1. of the Invention invention to a brake control system which is capable of adjusting a braking force be applied to automotive vehicle wheels irrespective of manual operation. Description of the Related Art One typical brake control system is disclosed in Japanese Application Laid-open Publication No. 62-149,543, which... | 1. fIeLD of THE iNVEnTioN
thIS INVeNtion relAtEs TO A BRAkE cOnTrOL system wHiCh Is CAPablE Of ADJUSTinG a BrakING forCE tO BE ApPliEd To AUToMOTIVE vEhiClE WHeelS IrrEspecTIve of MaNUAl BRAKINg oPerATION.
2. DEscRIPTiON OF THE RelaTED arT
One tYPIcAl BRaKe COntROL sySTEm is DiSClOSeD in JAPanESe PAteNt aPpLIcAtIOn LAi... | 1. Field of theInventionThisinvention relates to abrake control system whichis capable of adjusting abraking forcetobe applied to automotive vehicle wheels irrespective of manual braking operation.2. Description of the RelatedArt Onetypical brakecontrol system is disclosed in Japanese Patent Applicat... | 1. _Field_ _of_ _the_ Invention This invention relates to _a_ brake _control_ system which _is_ _capable_ of adjusting a braking force to be _applied_ _to_ automotive vehicle _wheels_ irrespective of manual braking operation. 2. Description of the Related Art One typical brake control system is disclosed in Japanese Pa... |
Gas turbine engines typically include compressors having multiple rows, or stages, of rotating blades and multiple stages of stators. The compressors typically compress ingested air, which is then transferred to a combustor, where the compressed air is mixed with fuel and ignited. During flight, a gas turbine engine ca... | Gas turbine engines typically include compressors having multiple rows, or stages, of rotating blades and multiple stages of stators. The compressors typically compress ingested air, which is then transferred to a combustor, where the compressed air is mixed with fuel and ignited. During flight, a gas turbine engine ca... | Gas turbine engines typically include compreZsorc having multiLl2 TPws, or stages, of rotating blades and multiple stages of stators. The compressors typically compress ingested air, which is then trXnsfRrred to a combustor, where the compressed air is mixed with fiRl and ignOtrd. During flight, a gas turbine engine ca... | engines typically include compressors multiple rows, or stages, of rotating blades and multiple stages of stators. The compressors typically compress ingested air, which is then transferred to a combustor, where the compressed air is mixed with fuel and ignited. During flight, a gas engine can be thousands of feet abov... | GAS TUrbinE ENgIneS TyPIcaLly InclUDe cOMPREssOrS haVIng mULtIpLe roWs, oR StAgES, oF ROtatINg bLadEs anD mULtiple StAGes of stATors. thE coMPResSOrs tyPICaLlY comPREss INGESTeD AIR, WhICH iS ThEN TRaNsFeRReD to A coMbUSTOr, whERe The cOMPRESseD aIR IS mixeD WiTh fuEl anD IgNitEd. dUring FlIGht, A gas tURBINe eNGiNe CA... | Gas turbine engines typically include compressors having multiple rows, or stages, of rotating blades and multiple stagesof stators. Thecompressors typically compress ingested air, which is then transferred to a combustor, where the compressed air is mixed with fuel and ignited. During flight,a gas turbine engin... | Gas turbine engines _typically_ include compressors _having_ multiple rows, or stages, of _rotating_ blades and multiple stages of stators. The compressors typically compress ingested air, which is then transferred to a combustor, where _the_ _compressed_ _air_ is mixed _with_ fuel and ignited. _During_ flight, _a_ _ga... |
Conventionally, to obtain an image sensor package, a sensor chip is mounted to a chip carrier and electrically connected to the chip carrier via the bonding wires, then the top surface of the sensor chip is covered by a glass such that image light can be captured by the sensor chip. Thereafter, such an image sensor-typ... | Conventionally, to obtain an image sensor package, a sensor chip is mounted to a chip carrier and electrically connected to the chip carrier via the bonding wires, then the top surface of the sensor chip is covered by a glass such that image light can be captured by the sensor chip. Thereafter, such an image sensor-typ... | Conventionally, to obtain an image sensor pzckxge, a sensor chip is mounted to a chip carrier and electrically connected to the chip carrier via the bonding wires, then the top surface of the sensor chip is covered by a glass such that image light can be captured by the sensor chip. Thereafter, such an image sensor - t... | Conventionally, to obtain an image sensor package, a sensor chip is mounted to a carrier and electrically connected to the chip carrier via the bonding wires, then the top surface of the chip is covered by a glass such that image light can be captured by the sensor chip. Thereafter, such an image sensor-type package is... | ConveNtionAlLy, tO OBTain An iMAGe SENSOR PAcKAGe, A sensor CHip is mOuntED to a cHiP CARRIeR ANd ELeCtRICAlLY cONneCtED tO thE ChIP CARrIeR viA thE bONDInG WIrEs, tHen thE tOP sUrface of tHE SeNSor Chip Is CovEreD BY a glASs sucH thAT iMAgE LiGHT Can bE cAPTUrEd By tHE SeNSoR ChIp. tHerEaFTEr, SUCH An IMage sENSor-TyP... | Conventionally, to obtainan image sensorpackage, a sensor chip is mounted to a chip carrier and electrically connectedto the chip carrier via the bonding wires, then the top surface of the sensorchip iscoveredby aglass such that imagelightcan be captured by the sensor chip. Thereafter, such an image sens... | Conventionally, to obtain _an_ image sensor package, _a_ _sensor_ _chip_ is mounted _to_ a chip carrier and electrically connected to the chip carrier via the _bonding_ wires, then _the_ top surface _of_ the sensor chip is covered by a glass _such_ that _image_ _light_ can be _captured_ by _the_ sensor _chip._ Thereaft... |
Heat assisted magnetic recording (referred to herein as “HAMR”) technology is a promising approach for increasing storage density beyond 1 Tbit/inch2. HAMR heads can utilize near field transducers (NFTs) to heat the magnetic recording layers. Poor adhesion between the materials of the NFT and the surrounding structures... | Heat assisted magnetic recording (referred to herein as “HAMR”) technology is a promising approach for increasing storage density beyond 1 Tbit/inch2. HAMR heads can utilize near field transducers (NFTs) to heat the magnetised recording layers. Poor adhesion between the materials of the NFT and the surrounding structur... | HWWt assisted magnsFic recording (referred to herein as “ HAMR ”) technology is a promising aplrozch for ijcreaZing stkrWge density beyond 1 Tbit / iHcJ2. HAMR heads can utilize near field transducers (NFTs) to heat the magnetic recording layers. Poor adhesion between the materials of the NFT and the surrounding struct... | Heat assisted recording (referred to herein as “HAMR”) technology is a promising for increasing storage density beyond Tbit/inch2. HAMR heads can utilize near field transducers (NFTs) to heat the magnetic recording layers. Poor adhesion between the materials of the NFT and the surrounding structures in the HAMR head to... | Heat aSSisTEd MagNetiC reCoRdInG (refERrED to HEreIn AS “hAmR”) techNolOGY Is A PrOmISiNg ApPrOACh for iNCReAsiNg sTOrAGE dEnsItY BeyOnd 1 tBit/iNcH2. hAMr headS CAn uTIliZE nEAR FielD tRansDucErS (NfTs) tO hEAT thE MAGNeTiC RECORdIng LAYeRS. pooR AdHeSIOn BETWEen tHE MAterIAls oF THE NFT AnD ThE SURroUnDiNg sTRuCTUrES... | Heat assisted magnetic recording (referredto hereinas “HAMR”) technology is a promisingapproach for increasing storage density beyond 1 Tbit/inch2. HAMR heads can utilize near field transducers (NFTs) to heat the magnetic recording layers. Poor adhesion between thematerials ofthe NFT and the sur... | Heat assisted magnetic recording _(referred_ _to_ herein as “HAMR”) technology is a _promising_ approach for increasing storage density beyond 1 _Tbit/inch2._ HAMR _heads_ can _utilize_ _near_ field _transducers_ (NFTs) to _heat_ the magnetic _recording_ _layers._ Poor adhesion between the materials of the NFT and the ... |
Iron-type golf clubs generally include a face that includes a ball striking surface and a body that supports the face, provides desired mass properties and includes a sole that is configured to contact the ground during a swing. The face includes a ball striking surface that generally includes a plurality of score line... | Iron-type golf clubs generally include a face that includes a ball striking surface and a body that supports the face, provides desired mass properties and includes a sole that is configured to contact the ground during a swing. The face includes a ball striking surface that generally includes a plurality of score line... | Iron - type golf clubs generally include a face that includes a ball striking surface and a body that supports the face, provides desired mass properties and includes a sole that is configured to contact the ground during a swing. The face includes a ball striking surface that generally includes a plurality of score lO... | Iron-type golf clubs generally include a face that includes a ball striking surface and a body that supports the face, provides desired mass properties includes a sole that is configured to contact the during a The face includes a ball striking surface that generally includes a plurality of score lines or grooves that ... | iron-tYpE gOLF cLUbS geneRALlY inCLUDe a faCE tHAt INCLudEs a bAll StrIKING SURface ANd A BoDy ThaT SupPoRTs tHe FaCE, pROVIDes DeSIRED mASs pRopeRTIEs AND INCludes a Sole tHAT Is CONFiGUReD TO CoNtacT THE GrOunD durIng A sWing. tHe facE INCluDeS A balL StriKinG sURfAce thAt GeneRallY inclUDes A PLURAlity oF sCORe LIne... | Iron-type golfclubs generally include a facethat includesaball striking surface andabody that supports the face, provides desired mass properties and includes asolethatis configured to contact the ground during a swing. The face includes a ball striking surface that generallyincludes aplurality of scor... | Iron-type golf clubs generally include a face _that_ includes a _ball_ striking surface _and_ a _body_ _that_ supports the _face,_ provides desired _mass_ properties _and_ includes a sole that _is_ configured to _contact_ the ground _during_ a _swing._ The face includes a ball striking surface _that_ generally _include... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a packet routing apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to a packet routing apparatus suitable for relaying a variable length packet between lines of different communication protocols.
(2) Description of the Related Art
In an IP network using the ... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a packet routing apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to a packet routing apparatus suitable for relaying a variable length packet between lines of different communication protocols. (2) Description of the Related Art In an IP network using the ... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a packet rou5lng apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to a packet routing apparatus suirSble for eelayinh a variable length packet between lines of different communication protocols. (2) Description of the Related Art In an IP network using the... | (1) Field of the Invention present relates to a packet routing apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to a routing apparatus suitable for relaying a variable packet between lines of different communication protocols. (2) of the Related Art an IP network using the TCP/IP protocol, various applications of el... | (1) fieLD oF THe InventIOn
ThE PresEnT iNvENtIOn relates to a pacKet rOutiNg APpAratuS. morE paRtIcUlArly, tHE inveNtioN RELatES To A pACkET rOuTiNg aPParaTuS SuiTabLE FOR ReLAYInG A VArIabLe LENGtH PAcKeT bETweEn lIneS Of dIfFerEnT COmmUnIcAtion prOTOCols.
(2) DEscrIPTIoN of ThE reLATEd art
iN AN Ip NETwORK USiNG tHE ... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a packet routing apparatus. More particularly,the invention relatesto a packet routingapparatus suitable for relaying avariable length packet between linesof differentcommunicationprotocols. (2) Description of the Related Art In an IP netw... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a _packet_ routing apparatus. More _particularly,_ the invention _relates_ to _a_ packet _routing_ apparatus suitable for relaying a variable length packet between lines of different _communication_ protocols. (2) Description of the _Related_ Art In an IP netw... |
The opiate alkaloids obtained from poppy plants of the family Papaveraceae include some of the most powerfully acting and clinically useful drugs in the depression of the central nervous system. Exemplary opiates include morphine (1), codeine (2), heroin (3), thebaine (4) and oripavine (5).
The fundamental ring system... | The opiate alkaloids obtained from poppy plants of the family Papaveraceae include some of the most powerfully acting and clinically useful drugs in the depression of the central nervous system. Exemplary opiates include morphine (1), codeine (2), heroin (3), thebaine (4) and oripavine (5). The fundamental ring system ... | The opiate alkaloids obtained from poppy OKants of the family Papaveraceae include some of the most powerfully acting and clinically useful drugs in the depression of the central nervous system. Exemplary opiates include morphine (1 ), codeine (2 ), heroin (3 ), thebaine (4) and oripavine (5 ). The fundamental ring sys... | The opiate alkaloids obtained from poppy plants the family Papaveraceae include some of the most powerfully acting and clinically drugs in the depression of the central nervous system. Exemplary opiates include morphine (1), codeine (2), heroin (3), thebaine (4) oripavine (5). fundamental ring system to each of these c... | ThE oPiaTe aLKaLOIdS obtainEd frOm Poppy PlAnts OF THe faMiLY pApaveracEaE inCLUdE sOMe of The MOST POwerFuLly aCtiNG AnD clINicalLy useful DRUgs in THE dePrESsion oF thE cEntraL neRvOus system. EXempLarY oPiAtEs iNcluDE MorpHinE (1), codeINe (2), heroIn (3), tHEbaine (4) ANd oRiPavInE (5).
the FundamEnTal RING SySTEm... | The opiate alkaloids obtainedfrom poppy plants of the familyPapaveraceae include some of the most powerfully acting and clinicallyuseful drugs in the depression ofthe central nervous system. Exemplary opiates include morphine(1), codeine (2), heroin (3), thebaine (4) and oripavine (5).The fundamental... | The opiate _alkaloids_ obtained from poppy _plants_ of the family Papaveraceae include some of the _most_ powerfully _acting_ _and_ clinically useful drugs in the depression of _the_ central nervous system. _Exemplary_ opiates include morphine (1), codeine _(2),_ heroin (3), thebaine _(4)_ and oripavine (5). The fundam... |
Conventionally, devices including a multi-plate clutch that moves toward a front cover connected to a motor and presses a friction plate against the front cover and a damper device that is coupled to a clutch drum of the multi-plate clutch are known as this type of starting devices (see, e.g., Patent Document 1). | Conventionally, devices including a multi-plate clutch that moves toward a front cover connected to a motor and presses a friction plate against the front cover and a damper twist that is coupled to a clutch drum of the multi-plate clutch are known as this type of starting devices (see, e.g., Patent Document 1). | CKnventi(nally, devices including a ,u>ti - plate clutch that moves toward a front cover connected to a motor and presses a fFicyion plate agXiJst the front cover and a dZm)er device thzG is coupled to a cl ttxh drum of the N<i - plate clutch are known as this type of staG^ing Sevicrs (see, e. g. , Patent Document 1 ... | Conventionally, devices including a multi-plate clutch that toward a front cover connected to a motor and a friction plate against the front cover and a damper device that is coupled to clutch drum of multi-plate clutch are known this type of starting devices (see, e.g., Patent Document 1). | conVENtioNalLY, DEviceS iNCluDING a MulTi-PlAte cluTch THAT MOVEs ToWaRd a fRonT COVER cONNeCtED to A mOtOR ANd prESSes a friCtioN PLaTe AgAiNSt tHe frONt COVER aNd A damper DeVicE thAt IS cOUplED TO A ClUTch DRuM OF thE mUlTi-platE cLUtcH aRE kNOwN as thIs tYPe Of sTARtiNg deViCES (SEe, e.g., PATENT DocumENT 1). | Conventionally, devices including a multi-plate clutch thatmoves toward a front cover connected to amotor and pressesa friction plate againstthe front cover and a damper device that is coupled to aclutch drumof the multi-plate clutch are known as thistype of starting devices (see, e.g.,... | Conventionally, devices including a _multi-plate_ clutch that moves toward a front _cover_ _connected_ to _a_ motor and presses a friction plate against the front cover and a damper device that is coupled _to_ a clutch drum of _the_ multi-plate clutch are _known_ as this type of starting _devices_ (see, e.g., Patent Do... |
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to detecting technologies, and particularly, to a detecting method and a detecting device applied to an array substrate of a liquid crystal panel.
2. Description of Related Art
The array substrate is one of the important components of a liquid crystal panel. In the manu... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure colligate to detecting technologies, and particularly, to a detecting method and a detecting device applied to an array substrate of a liquid crystal panel. 2. Description of Related Art The array substrate is one of the important components of a liquid crystal panel. In the ma... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure rfla4es to detecting technologies, and particular;^, to a detecting meHNod and a detecting device applied to an array substrate of a liquid crystal panel. 2. Description of Related Art The array substrate is one of the impor%aHt components of a liquid crystal (ajel. In the manu... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to detecting technologies, and particularly, to a detecting method and a detecting device applied to an array substrate of a liquid crystal panel. 2. of Related Art The array substrate is one of the important components of a liquid crystal panel. In the manufacturing of... | 1. teCHNIcAL FIeLd
the preSeNt DISClosuRe RElATES to deteCtinG TeChnOlogiEs, AnD pArTIcULARly, To A DeTEcTINg mETHoD anD A dEtEctiNg devIce APpLiEd TO an ArrAY SUbstrATe OF A liquid crysTaL panEl.
2. DEscRIpTioN oF reLAted ART
thE aRRaY sUBsTraTE IS ONE Of the iMpOrTAnT ComponEnts oF a LiQUID cRYsTal Panel. In THE ManU... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relatesto detecting technologies, and particularly, to adetecting method and a detecting device applied toan array substrate of a liquid crystal panel. 2.Description of Related Art The array substrateis one of the important componentsof a liquidcrystal pa... | 1. Technical Field The present _disclosure_ relates _to_ detecting technologies, and particularly, _to_ a detecting _method_ and a _detecting_ _device_ _applied_ to an array substrate of _a_ _liquid_ _crystal_ panel. 2. _Description_ of Related Art The array substrate _is_ one of the important _components_ of a liquid ... |
There is a general need for dental appliances that can be specifically tailored to an individual patient, that can be fabricated within a short time during a single patient visit and that are durable and comfortable to use even after repeated insertion and removal from the oral cavity. A number of appliances are in cur... | There is a general need for dental appliances that can be specifically tailored to an individual patient, that can be fabricated within a short time during a single patient visit and that are durable and comfortable to use even after repeated insertion and removal from the oral cavity. A number of appliances are in cur... | There is a general need for dental appliances that can be specifically tailored to an individual patient, that can be fabricated within a short time during a single patient visit and that are durable and comfortable to use even after repeated insertion and removal from the oral cavity. A number of appliances are in cur... | is a general need dental appliances that can be specifically tailored to individual that can be fabricated within a short time a single patient visit and that are and comfortable to use even after repeated insertion and removal from the oral A number of appliances are in current use in dentistry, but none provide the c... | TheRE is a gENERAL nEeD for deNtAl appLIAnceS THAT cAn bE SpECIFicALly tAiloREd tO aN INDIviDUAl PAtieNT, thAT CAN bE fAbRicated WItHIN A ShOrt TiME duRiNg a Single pATienT VISIT aNd thaT aRE DUrabLe AND coMforTaBle To USe EVEn afTER RepEaTeD INSertion AnD rEmoVaL FRom the orAl cAvITy. a NuMbEr of APpLIAnces ARe iN CUR... | There is a general need for dental appliances that canbe specifically tailored to an individual patient, that can be fabricated within a shorttime during a single patient visit and that are durable and comfortable to use evenafter repeatedinsertion and removal from the oral cavity. A number ofappliances... | There is _a_ general need for _dental_ appliances that can be _specifically_ tailored to an individual patient, that can be fabricated within a short time during a single _patient_ visit and that are durable and comfortable to use even after repeated insertion and removal from the oral _cavity._ A number of _appliances... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to methods and systems for interfacing a control device with a computer device, and more particularly, methods and systems for interfacing a control device with a computer program executing at a base computing device.
2. Description of the Related Art
The video ga... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to methods and arrangement for interfacing a control device with a computer device, and more particularly, methods and systems for interfacing a control device with a computer program executing at a base computing device. 2. Description of the Related Art The vide... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to methods and systems for interfacing a control d2gice with a computer device, and more particularly, methods and systems for interfacing a control device with a computer program executing at a base computing device. 2. Description of the Related Art The video ga... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to methods systems for interfacing a with a computer device, and particularly, methods and systems for interfacing a control device with a computer program executing at a computing device. 2. Description of the Related Art The video game industry seen many over the As com... | 1. FiElD Of THe INveNTion
thE prESenT INVEntioN relATes tO methods aNd systEMS for inTERfaciNG a cOnTROL DeviCe with A compUtEr DevIce, And mORE pArTICULARlY, mEThoDS AnD sYStems FoR intERfaciNg a coNTrOl dEvIce wITh A cOmPUtER pRograM EXECUtiNg aT a BasE comPuting DeviCE.
2. dESCrIptION oF The rElatED ArT
The ViDEO GA... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present inventionrelates to methods and systemsfor interfacing a control devicewith a computerdevice, and more particularly, methodsand systemsfor interfacing a control devicewith a computer program executing at abase computing device. 2. Description of the Related Art The ... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present _invention_ _relates_ _to_ _methods_ and systems for interfacing a _control_ _device_ _with_ _a_ computer device, and more particularly, _methods_ and systems for interfacing a control device with a computer program executing _at_ a _base_ computing device. _2._ Description of th... |
The present invention relates to a glow plug for an internal combustion engine and more particularly to a glow plug suitable for a diesel engine.
In diesel engines, a glow plug is now used as a part for starting at low temperatures, and in order to improve the starting characteristic of diesel engines, a small-sized, f... | The present invention relates to a glow plug for an internal combustion engine and more particularly to a glow plug suitable for a diesel engine. In diesel engines, a glow plug is now used as a part for starting at low temperatures, and in order to improve the starting characteristic of diesel engines, a small-sized, f... | The present invention relates to a glow plug for an internal combustion engine and more particularly to a glow plug suitable for a diesel engine. In diesel engines, a glow plug is now used as a part for starting at low temperatures, and in order to improve the starting characteristic of diesel engines, a small - sUzeC,... | The present invention relates to a glow plug for an internal combustion engine and more particularly to a glow suitable for a diesel engine. In diesel a glow plug is now used as a part for starting at low temperatures, and in order to improve the starting characteristic of diesel engines, a small-sized, fast-heating gl... | ThE pReSent invEnTion RELATeS tO A gLOw pLUg fOR an InTERnal coMBUSTIon ENgInE AND moRe parTIcularly TO A GLOw plUG sUITAbLe foR a dIEsEL EnGINe.
IN diEsel eNGineS, A GloW PLug IS nOw UsEd AS A PART fOR StArtINg at lOW TemPErAtUres, and In oRDER tO IMProVe THe STartINg CHarACTeriSTic of dIeseL EngInEs, A sMALl-SIZeD, F... | The present invention relates toa glow plug for an internal combustion engine andmore particularlyto a glowplug suitablefor a diesel engine. In diesel engines, a glow plug isnow used as a part for starting at lowtemperatures, and in order to improve the starting characteristic of diesel engines, a sma... | The present invention _relates_ to _a_ glow plug for an internal combustion engine and _more_ particularly to _a_ glow _plug_ suitable for _a_ diesel engine. In _diesel_ engines, a glow plug is now used as _a_ part _for_ starting at low temperatures, _and_ in order to improve the starting characteristic _of_ diesel eng... |
There are many systems that require the controlled, directional transmission or reception of radio frequency energy, such as radar systems, radio frequency communication and navigation systems and AM, FM and television broadcast transmitters and receivers. One common technique for the controlled, directional transmissi... | There are many systems that require the controlled, directional transmission or reception of radio frequency energy, such as radar systems, radio frequency communication and navigation systems and AM, FM and television broadcast transmitters and receivers. One common technique for the controlled, directional transmissi... | There are many systems that require the controlled, directional transmission or reception of radio frequency energy, such as radar systems, radio frequency communication and navigation systems and AM, FM and television broadcast transmitters and receivers. One common technique for the controlled, directional transmissi... | There are many that require the controlled, directional transmission or of radio frequency energy, such as radar systems, radio frequency communication and navigation and AM, FM and television broadcast transmitters and One common technique for the controlled, directional or reception of radio frequency energy in syste... | theRE Are Many SyStemS ThaT rEQUirE tHE cOntrollEd, dIrecTIOnal TRansmissION or recePTioN OF RaDiO fRequENCy ENERgY, sucH as RAdaR sYStemS, raDiO FREQUENcY COmMuniCaTIoN AND NaVigatIOn SyStems anD Am, FM ANd TeleViSIon BroAdcaST TRansmITTerS aND RecEIvers. onE CommOn tEChniquE foR The cONtRollED, dirECtiOnAl trAnsMIsSi... | There aremany systems that require the controlled, directionaltransmission or reception of radio frequency energy, such asradar systems, radio frequency communication and navigation systems and AM, FM and television broadcast transmitters and receivers. One common technique for the controlled,directio... | There are many systems that _require_ the controlled, directional transmission or reception of _radio_ _frequency_ energy, _such_ _as_ radar systems, radio frequency _communication_ and navigation systems and AM, FM and television broadcast transmitters and receivers. _One_ common technique for _the_ controlled, direct... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a wide-range voltage-controlled oscillator, and in particular to a wide-range and low-power consumption voltage-controlled oscillator applied in digital circuits and communication systems with high efficiency and low power consumption.
2. Description of the Related Art... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a wide-range voltage-controlled oscillator, and in particular to a wide-range and low-power consumption voltage-controlled oscillator applied in digital circuits and communication systems with high efficiency and low power consumption. 2. Description of the Related Art... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a wide - range voltage - controlled oscillator, and in particular to a wide - range and low - power consumption voltage - controlled oscillator applied in digital circuits and communication systems with high efficiency and low power consumption. 2. Description of the R... | 1. Field of the Invention The relates to a wide-range oscillator, and in particular to a wide-range and low-power consumption voltage-controlled oscillator applied in digital circuits and communication systems with high efficiency and low consumption. 2. Description of the Related of whether in digital circuits or comm... | 1. fIeLD OF ThE INvEntioN
THe INvEntion ReLateS tO a wiDe-RAnGe VOLTAGE-COntRoLLED OsCilLatOr, And In PARticUlar to A WiDE-rANGE And LOW-poweR CONsUmPtIoN VoLtAGE-coNTrOlLed oScILlaTOr APPLIED IN dIgiTAl CircuiTS anD COmMuNIcaTion SySTeMS wITH hIgh EfficIENCY And LoW POwEr CoNsumPTiOn.
2. DescRIpTiON Of tHe rElateD aRt... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relatesto a wide-range voltage-controlled oscillator,and in particular to a wide-range and low-power consumptionvoltage-controlled oscillator applied in digital circuits and communication systems with high efficiency and low power consumption. 2. Description o... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention _The_ _invention_ _relates_ _to_ _a_ wide-range voltage-controlled oscillator, and _in_ particular _to_ _a_ wide-range and low-power consumption voltage-controlled oscillator _applied_ in _digital_ circuits _and_ communication systems with high efficiency and low power _consumption._ 2. _Des... |
Inhibitors of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) protease have been approved for use in the treatment of HIV infection for several years. A particularly effective HIV protease inhibitor is (2S,3S,5S)-5-(N-(N-((N-methyl-N-((2-isopropyl-4-thiazolyl)methyl)amino)carbonyl)-L-valinyl)amino)-2-(N-((5-thiazolyl)-methoxycarbon... | Inhibitors of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) protease have been approved for use in the treatment of HIV infection for several years. A particularly effective HIV protease inhibitor is (2S,3S,5S)-5-(N-(N-((N-methyl-N-((2-isopropyl-4-thiazolyl)methyl)amino)carbonyl)-L-valinyl)amino)-2-(N-((5-thiazolyl)-methoxycarbon... | Inhibitors of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) protease have been approved for use in the treatment of HIV infection for several years. A particularly effective HIV protease inhibitor is (2S, 3S, 5S) - 5 - (N - (N - (( N - methyl - N - (( 2 - isopropyl - 4 - thiazolyl) methyl) amino) carbonyl) - L - valinyl) amino) -... | Inhibitors of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) have been for use in the treatment of HIV infection for several years. particularly effective HIV protease inhibitor is (ritonavir), is marketed NORVIR®. Ritonavir is known to have utility for the inhibition of HIV protease, the inhibition of HIV infection, the inhibitio... | INHiBIToRS OF HuMAn iMMuNOdeFiciEncy ViRUs (HiV) pRoTEASE HAvE bEEN appROVeD FOr use in thE trEATMeNT oF HiV iNfeCtIoN fOr seVEral yeArs. A ParTICularly EFFECtIVE hIv pRotEase INHIBItoR iS (2S,3S,5s)-5-(N-(n-((N-mETHYl-N-((2-IsOpROPYL-4-tHIazolYl)mEthyl)AmINO)cArBOnYL)-l-vAlINyL)Amino)-2-(N-((5-ThiAZOlYl)-metHoXYCarBoN... | Inhibitorsof human immunodeficiencyvirus (HIV) protease have been approved for use in the treatment of HIV infection for several years. A particularly effective HIV protease inhibitoris(2S,3S,5S)-5-(N-(N-((N-methyl-N-((2-isopropyl-4-thiazolyl)methyl)amino)carbonyl)-L-valinyl)amino)-2-(N-((5-thiazolyl)-me... | Inhibitors _of_ human immunodeficiency virus _(HIV)_ _protease_ have been approved for use in the treatment of HIV _infection_ for several years. A particularly effective HIV protease _inhibitor_ is (2S,3S,5S)-5-(N-(N-((N-methyl-N-((2-isopropyl-4-thiazolyl)methyl)amino)carbonyl)-L-valinyl)amino)-2-(N-((5-thiazolyl)-met... |
In the last several decades, the use of computing devices has become common. In particular, advances in electronic technology have reduced the cost of increasingly complex and useful computing devices. Cost reduction and consumer demand have proliferated the use of computing devices such that they are practically ubiqu... | In the last several decades, the use of computing devices has become common. In particular, advances in electronic technology have reduced the cost of increasingly complex and useful computing devices. Cost reduction and consumer demand have proliferated the use of computing devices such that they are practically ubiqu... | In the last several decades, the use of computing devices has become common. In particular, advances in electronic technology have reduced the cost of increasingly complex and useful computing devices. Cost reduction and consumer demand have proliferated the use of computing devices susN that they are practically ubiqu... | In the last several decades, the use of computing devices has become common. In particular, advances in electronic technology have reduced the cost of increasingly and useful computing devices. Cost reduction and consumer demand have proliferated the use computing devices such that they are practically ubiquitous in mo... | In tHE lasT SeVERAL DECadEs, The Use of comPUting dEvicEs has bEcOMe COMmOn. IN pArTiCUlAR, aDVANces in eleCtROnIc TEchnOlOgy Have rEDUcEd The cOsT OF incrEAsinglY cOmpLeX ANd USEful cOMpUTIng dEVIceS. cost reDUcTIOn aNd CONSUMeR DeMANd HAVE proLIfERaTed tHE usE of CoMPUting DEVicES SUch THAT tHEY ARe pRAcTiCAlLy UBIQu... | Inthe last several decades, the use of computingdevices hasbecome common. In particular, advancesin electronic technology have reduced the cost of increasingly complex and useful computing devices. Cost reduction and consumer demand have proliferatedtheuse of computing devices such that theyare practically u... | In _the_ last several decades, the use of computing devices has become _common._ In _particular,_ advances in electronic technology have reduced the cost _of_ increasingly complex and useful _computing_ devices. Cost reduction and consumer demand have proliferated _the_ use of computing _devices_ such that they _are_ p... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a silicon nitride-based sinter which excels as in resistance to chemicals.
2. Description of the Related Art
Ceramic sinters having silicon nitride as a main component thereof possess various ideal properties such as very high heat resistance, a small thermal expansio... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a silicon nitride-based sinter which excels as in resistance to chemicals. 2. Description of the Related Art Ceramic sinters having silicon nitride as a main component thereof possess various ideal properties such as very high heat resistance, a small thermal expansio... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a silicon nitride - based sinter which excels as in resistance to chemicals. 2. Description of the Related Art Ceramic sinters having silicon nitride as a main component thereof possess various ideal properties such as very high uDat resistance, a small thermal expans... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a silicon nitride-based sinter which excels as in to chemicals. 2. Description of the Related Art Ceramic sinters nitride as a main component thereof possess various ideal such very high heat resistance, a small thermal expansion excellent resistance to thermal shock.... | 1. fIeld Of THe iNVentIon
thIS invEnTioN rELatES to a SiLIcoN NitrIDE-bAsEd SInTeR whIch eXCELs aS iN ReSistaNCE TO chEmicaLs.
2. dESCRiptIon OF thE RElateD art
cERAMic sInTers HavIng SILiCoN nITrIdE aS A MAiN COmPONEnT theReOf POSsESS vAriOuS IdeaL PrOPeRtiES Such aS VeRy HiGH hEaT ResiStANce, A sMAlL TheRMal EXpanSiO... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a silicon nitride-based sinter which excels as in resistance to chemicals.2.Description of the Related Art Ceramicsinters having silicon nitride as a main component thereof possessvarious idealproperties such as very high heat resistance, a sm... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ Invention _This_ invention relates _to_ a silicon nitride-based _sinter_ _which_ excels as in resistance _to_ chemicals. 2. Description of the Related Art Ceramic sinters having silicon nitride _as_ a main _component_ thereof possess various ideal _properties_ such _as_ _very_ high heat _resistance,... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to weight lifting equipments and more particularly pertains to a toy weight set for simulating hand weight exercises by a child.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The use of weight lifting equipments is known in the prior art. More specifically, weight lifting equip... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to weight lifting equipments and more particularly pertains to a toy weight set for simulating hand weight exercises by a child. 2. Description of the Prior Art The use of weight lifting equipments is known in the prior art. More specifically, weight lifting equip... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to weight lifting eWuipmentC and more particularly pertains to a toy DeiNht set for simulating hand weight exercises by a cuUld. 2. Description of the Prior Art The use of wwighH lifting equipments is known in the prior art. More specifically, weight lifting equip... | 1. of the Invention The present relates to lifting equipments and more particularly pertains to a weight set for simulating hand weight exercises by a child. 2. of the Prior The use of weight lifting is known in the prior art. More specifically, weight lifting equipments devised and utilized are known to consist basica... | 1. FielD of ThE InveNtiON
tHE PreSENT invenTIoN RElAtES To wEigHt lIfTinG EquipmeNTs aNd MOre partIcULaRLy PERtAinS To A tOy wEIghT set for siMULATinG HANd WEIghT ExeRCisES by A child.
2. deSCRIPtioN Of tHe prIoR aRt
tHe usE Of WEight lIFTIng EQuIPMENts IS KNOwn IN the prIor art. moRE SpEcIficALly, wEIGhT LiFtinG eqUIp... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates to weight lifting equipments and more particularly pertains to a toy weight setfor simulating hand weight exercises by a child. 2. Description of the Prior Art The useof weight lifting equipments is known intheprior art. More specifically... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to weight lifting equipments and more particularly _pertains_ to _a_ toy weight set _for_ _simulating_ hand _weight_ exercises by a child. 2. Description _of_ the Prior Art The use _of_ weight lifting equipments is known in the prior art. More specifically, we... |
The following documents, mentioned in the course of the description hereafter, illustrate the state of the art: Designation ASTM D664-95: American Standard Test Method for Acid Number of Petroleum Products by Potentiometric Titration, Annual Book of ASTM Standards, vol. 05.01, p. 250-256, Babaian-Kibala, E., Pete... | The following documents, mentioned in the course of the description hereafter, illustrate the state of the art: Designation ASTM D664-95: American Standard Test Method for Acid Number of Petroleum Products by Potentiometric Titration, Annual Book of ASTM Standards, vol. 05.01, p. 250-256, Babaian-Kibala, E., Petersen, ... | The following documents, mentioned in the course of the description hereafter, illustrate the state of the art: Designation ASTM D664 - 95: American Standard Test Method for Acid Number of Petroleum Products by Potentiometric TitrZ%ion, Annual Book of ASTM Standards, vol. 05. 01, p. 250 - 256, Babaian - Kibala, E. , Pe... | The following documents, mentioned in the course of the description hereafter, state of the art: Designation ASTM D664-95: American Test Number of Petroleum Products by Potentiometric Titration, Annual of ASTM Standards, 05.01, p. 250-256, Babaian-Kibala, E., Petersen, P. R., Humphries, M. J., 1998. Corrosion by naphth... | tHE fOLlowInG dOCUmeNtS, MEntiONed IN thE CoURSe OF tHE deSCriPtiOn hEreafTER, IlluSTrATe ThE sTAte OF THE Art: DeSigNATION AsTM d664-95: AMeRIcAn sTAnDArd tEsT mEtHOD for aCid nUMBeR oF pETroleUm pRODuCTS By pOTentIOMETriC TITrATION, aNNUal boOK oF asTM STaNDarDS, vOL. 05.01, p. 250-256, babaIan-kIBAlA, E., PETe... | The following documents,mentioned in the course of the description hereafter, illustrate the state of theart: DesignationASTM D664-95: American Standard Test Method for AcidNumber of Petroleum Products by Potentiometric Titration, Annual Book of ASTM Standards, vol. 05.01, p. 250-256,Babaian-Kibala, ... | The following documents, mentioned in the course of the _description_ hereafter, illustrate the state _of_ the art: Designation ASTM D664-95: American Standard Test Method for Acid Number of Petroleum _Products_ by Potentiometric Titration, Annual Book of ASTM Standards, vol. 05.01, p. _250-256,_ Babaian-Kibala, E., Pe... |
Field of the Disclosure
The present disclosure relates generally to integrated circuit (IC) packaging and, more particularly, to IC package testing.
Description of the Related Art
Integrated circuit (IC) devices are modeled and tested throughout the fabrication process in order to assure that the components of the IC d... | Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates generally to integrated circuit (IC) packaging and, more particularly, to IC package testing. Description of the Related Art Integrated circuit (IC) devices are modeled and tested throughout the fabrication process in order to assure that the components of the IC d... | Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates gdnerallH to integrated circuit (IC) packaging and, more particularly, to IC package testing. Description of the Related Art IntwVrated circuit (IC) devices are modeled and tested throughout the fabridStion process in order to assure that the components of the IC d... | Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates generally integrated circuit (IC) packaging and, particularly, to IC package Description of the Related Art Integrated circuit devices and tested throughout the fabrication process in order to assure that the components the IC device are meeting both industry stand... | fiELd OF THE discLosUrE
tHe PResent dIScLOSUre RelaTeS gENeRALLy To inTeGRATeD cIRcUIT (IC) pAckaGinG ANd, mORE paRTIculArLy, to iC pACkAGE teStING.
dEsCRIpTiOn Of THE ReLatED aRT
iNTeGRatED ciRCuit (iC) deViceS ARe ModEleD AnD tesTed THrOUghoUt THE fAbRiCATIOn ProcesS IN ordEr to ASSurE ThAt The COMponEntS of ThE Ic d... | Field of the Disclosure Thepresent disclosure relates generally tointegrated circuit (IC) packaging and, more particularly, to IC package testing. Description of the Related Art Integrated circuit (IC) devices are modeledand tested throughout the fabrication process in order to assure that the comp... | Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates generally to integrated circuit _(IC)_ packaging and, more particularly, to _IC_ package testing. _Description_ of the Related Art Integrated circuit (IC) devices _are_ modeled and tested throughout the fabrication process _in_ order to assure that the components o... |
Throughout the history of microcomputers there has been a motivation to increase the performance of microprocessors. However, with the constant increase in microprocessor performance, there is typically an increase in the magnitude of power consumed by the microprocessor. Due to the increase in power consumption, the r... | passim the history of microcomputers there has been a motivation to increase the performance of microprocessors. However, with the constant increase in microprocessor performance, there is typically an increase in the magnitude of power consumed by the microprocessor. Due to the increase in power consumption, the run t... | Throughout the history of microcomputers there has been a motivayioj to increAsf the performance of microprocessors. However, wi$G the constant increase in microprocessor performance, there is typically an increase in the magnitude of power consumed by the microprocessor. Due to the 7nsrease in power consumption, the r... | Throughout the history microcomputers there has been a motivation to increase the performance of microprocessors. However, with the increase in microprocessor performance, there is typically an increase in the magnitude of power consumed by the microprocessor. to the increase in power consumption, the run temperature o... | ThroUGHouT THe HisToRY OF MicrocOmpuTerS THERE hAs BEEn a MotiVAtion To increAsE thE perfoRMANcE Of miCROPRoCESSorS. howEver, wiTH tHe ConStaNT InCReASE in MiCroPRoceSSOR pERForMaNcE, thERE Is TyPIcAllY an INCreaSE iN thE magniTUDe oF poweR COnSUmED By the MicROproCeSsOr. dUe TO tHe iNcREASe In pOwEr consumption, THe R... | Throughoutthe historyof microcomputers there has been a motivationto increase the performance of microprocessors. However, with the constant increase in microprocessor performance, thereis typically anincreasein the magnitude of power consumed bythe microprocessor. Due to the increase in powerconsumption, ... | Throughout _the_ history _of_ microcomputers there _has_ been _a_ motivation to increase the performance of _microprocessors._ However, with the constant increase in microprocessor performance, there is _typically_ _an_ increase in the magnitude _of_ power consumed by the microprocessor. Due to the increase _in_ _power... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an internal combustion engine.
2. Description of the Related Art
In a known direct injection type engine, a fuel injector is arranged on the inner wall of the cylinder head in the vicinity of the intake valve. Fuel is injected by the fuel injector during the co... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an internal combustion engine. 2. Description of the Related Art In a known direct injection type engine, a fuel injector is arranged on the inner wall of the cylinder head in the vicinity of the intake valve. Fuel is injected by the fuel injector during the co... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an internal combustion engine. 2. Description of the Related Art In a known direct injection %Hpe engine, a fuel injector is arranged on the inner wall of the cylinder head in the vicinity of the intake valve. cufl is injeStes by the fuel injector during the co... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an internal combustion engine. 2. Description of Related Art In a direct injection type engine, a fuel injector is on the inner wall the cylinder head in the vicinity of the intake valve. Fuel is injected by the fuel during the compression stroke when the engin... | 1. fiELd of the INvENtion
THe PrEsent INventiON RElATEs To an INtErNaL cOMBustIOn eNGinE.
2. dEscripTION OF thE relatED ART
in a KnOWN dIrecT InJeCTion tYPe enGinE, a fuel InJECTor Is ARRanGED On THE INner WalL Of The cYliNdEr head IN The vIcinITY of tHE iNtAkE VALvE. fuel Is inJecTED by The fUel InJeCtOr duRING The co... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates toan internal combustion engine. 2. Description of the RelatedArt In a known direct injection type engine, a fuel injector is arranged on the inner wall of the cylinder head in the vicinity of the intake valve. Fuel is injected by the ... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates to an internal combustion _engine._ _2._ Description of the Related Art _In_ a known direct injection type engine, a fuel injector _is_ arranged on the inner wall of the cylinder _head_ in the vicinity of the _intake_ valve. _Fuel_ is injected by _the_ fuel inje... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a vehicle brake system for controlling the braking force of a vehicle.
2. Background Art
A brake system for a vehicle generally called an automobile uses a booster which uses negative pressure of an engine in order to assist a driver in the brake operation forc... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicle brake system for controlling the braking force of a vehicle. 2. Background Art A brake system for a vehicle generally called an automobile uses a booster which uses negative pressure of an engine in order to assist a driver in the brake operation forc... | 1. Field of the &nvfntion The present invention relates to a vehicle brake system for controlling the braking force of a vehicle. 2. Background Art A brake system for a vehicle generally called an automobile uses a booster which uses negative pressure of an engine in order to assist a driver in the brake operation forc... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to a vehicle brake system for controlling the braking force a vehicle. Background Art A brake system for a vehicle generally called automobile uses a booster which uses negative pressure of an engine in order assist a driver in the brake operation force. A brake system has ... | 1. Field OF thE INvEnTIon
tHe pResENt INVenTion RelATES to A VEhIclE BRaKE sYstEm FOr CONTrOLLInG THE BRAkiNG FoRCE of a VEHIcle.
2. BacKGrOuND ArT
A braKE sYsTEm fOr A VeHIcLe GENEraLlY caLleD an aUTOMoBIlE USes a BOOStER WhiCH uSes NeGAtivE pressURE Of an ENgINe IN orDEr To assist a DRivER In The brakE oPEratION forC... | 1.Field of theInvention The present inventionrelates to a vehicle brake system for controlling the braking force ofa vehicle.2.BackgroundArt A brakesystem for a vehicle generally called an automobile uses a booster which uses negative pressure of an engine in order to assist a driverin the ... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention relates _to_ a vehicle brake _system_ for controlling the braking force of a vehicle. _2._ Background Art _A_ brake _system_ _for_ _a_ vehicle generally called an automobile uses a booster which uses negative pressure of an engine in order _to_ assist _a_ driver in the ... |
The present invention relates to a current mirror amplifier (CMA) with improved frequency response which is especially beneficial when implemented in CMOS technology.
A current mirror amplifier is a current amplifier with a current gain of minus unity commonly used in integrated circuitry. Current variations applied to... | The present invention relates to a current mirror amplifier (CMA) with improved frequency response which is especially beneficial when implemented in CMOS technology. A current mirror amplifier is a current amplifier with a current gain of minus unity commonly used in integrated circuitry. Current variations applied to... | The present invention relates to a current mirror amplifier (CMA) with improved frequency response which is especially beneficial when implemented in CMOS technology. A current mirror amplifier is a current amplifier with a c7%rent gain of minus unity commonly used in integrated circuitry. Current variations applied to... | The present invention relates to a current mirror amplifier (CMA) with improved frequency response which is especially beneficial when implemented in CMOS A mirror amplifier is a current amplifier with a current gain of minus unity commonly used in integrated circuitry. Current variations applied its input which custom... | THe PresENt INVenTioN RelaTES to a CURReNT MIrrOr aMPLIFiER (Cma) WITH impRovEd fREqUeNCy reSpOnSe WhiCh IS esPeCIAllY BeNEfICiaL wHeN iMpLEmEnTed in CmOs teCHnoLOGY.
A CurrENt MIRROr aMplIfier IS A CurrEnt aMPliFieR wItH A CURreNT GAin Of mInuS UniTy cOmmoNLy uSeD In InTEGraTEd cirCuItrY. cuRReNT vARIAtIoNS apPLiED TO... | The present invention relates to a current mirror amplifier (CMA) with improved frequencyresponse which is especiallybeneficial when implemented in CMOS technology. A current mirror amplifieris acurrent amplifier with a currentgain of minusunitycommonly used in integrated circuitry. Current variations applied ... | The _present_ invention relates to a current mirror amplifier (CMA) _with_ improved frequency _response_ which is _especially_ _beneficial_ when implemented in _CMOS_ technology. A current mirror amplifier is a current amplifier with _a_ current gain of minus unity _commonly_ used in integrated circuitry. Current varia... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a wiring board having a built-in electronic component, and a method of manufacturing the same.
2. Description of Background Art
Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2001-345560 describes an example of a product in which an electronic component is mounted i... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wiring board having a built-in electronic component, and a method of manufacturing the same. 2. Description of Background Art Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2001-345560 describes an example of a product in which an electronic component is mounted i... | 1. Field of the IGvent9on The pr2sdnt invention relates to a wiring b*atd habinh a built - in electronic component, and a method of manufacturing the same. 2. Description of Background Art Japanese Laid - Open Patent Publication No. 2001 - 345R%0 describes an example of a proW6ct in whidB an electronic component is mou... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wiring board having a electronic component, and a method of manufacturing the same. 2. Description of Background Art Japanese Patent Publication No. 2001-345560 describes an example of a product in which an electronic is in the cavity of a wiring board. The c... | 1. FiELD of The invEntIOn
thE PReSenT InVEnTIoN ReLaTes TO a wiRINg BoArd HAviNG a bUilt-iN ElECtRoNIc CoMpOnENT, anD a mEtHoD Of mANufACTurInG tHe samE.
2. DesCRIPTiON of baCKGroUnd ARt
jAPANEse LaID-opEn PaTEnT pUBlIcatiOn NO. 2001-345560 DescRIbes AN eXaMPLE oF a pROdUcT IN WhICH AN eleCTrONic coMPONeNT iS MouNTeD I... | 1. Fieldofthe Invention The present invention relates to a wiring board having a built-in electronic component, and a method of manufacturing the same. 2. DescriptionofBackground ArtJapaneseLaid-Open Patent Publication No.2001-345560 describes an exampleof a product in whichanelectronic com... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to a wiring _board_ having a built-in electronic component, and a method of manufacturing the same. _2._ Description _of_ Background _Art_ _Japanese_ Laid-Open Patent _Publication_ No. _2001-345560_ describes an example of _a_ product _in_ which an electronic co... |
Three Dimensional (3D) time-of-flight (TOF) cameras are capable of getting range information for all pixels of the TOF detector in real-time. TOF cameras typically include a light source for illuminating the scene with modulated light, usually light emitting diodes (LEDs) or laser diodes, an optical lens system to form... | Three Dimensional (3D) time-of-flight (TOF) cameras are capable of getting range information for all pixels of the TOF detector in real-time. TOF cameras typically include a light source for illuminating the scene with modulated light, usually light emitting diodes (LEDs) or laser diodes, an optical lens system to form... | Three Dimensional (3D) time - of - flight (TOF) cameras are capable of getting range information for all pixels of the TOF detector in real - time. TOF cameras typically include a light source for illuminating the scene with modulated light, usually light emitting diodes (LEDs) or laser diodes, an optical lens system t... | Three Dimensional (3D) time-of-flight (TOF) cameras are capable of range information for all pixels of the TOF detector in real-time. TOF cameras typically a light source for illuminating the scene with modulated light, usually light emitting diodes (LEDs) or laser an optical lens system to form an image of the scene o... | tHrEE DIMenSiONAl (3d) TiME-of-FLiGht (TOf) cAMEraS ARe CapAblE oF gettIng RanGE inForMatiOn foR AlL PixElS Of THE TOF dETEctoR in real-tIMe. TOF cAMeRas tyPicALLy InCludE a lighT sourCe FOr ilLUMinAtInG thE sCENE wITh MOdULatEd liGHT, USUalLy LIgHT EMitTing Diodes (LEdS) oR lASER dioDES, An oPTicAl LeNs SYStEm TO foRM... | ThreeDimensional (3D) time-of-flight (TOF) cameras are capable of gettingrange information for all pixelsofthe TOF detector in real-time. TOF cameras typically include a light source for illuminating the scene with modulated light, usually light emittingdiodes (LEDs) or laser diodes, anoptical lens syst... | Three _Dimensional_ _(3D)_ _time-of-flight_ (TOF) cameras are _capable_ of getting _range_ _information_ for all _pixels_ of the TOF detector in real-time. TOF _cameras_ typically _include_ _a_ light _source_ for illuminating _the_ scene _with_ modulated light, usually _light_ emitting _diodes_ (LEDs) or laser _diodes,... |
Telephone service providers presently have available numerous telephone services which may be offered to subscribers. Many of these services require greetings or other types of audible announcements to be recorded and played. As those skilled in the art will recognize, it is highly desirable to have these messages reco... | Telephone service providers presently have available numerous telephone services which may be offered to subscribers. Many of these services require greetings or other types of audible announcements to be recorded and played. As those skilled in the artistry will recognize, it is highly desirable to have these messages... | Telephone service providers presently have available numerous telephone services which may be offered to subscribers. Many of these services require greetings or other types of audible announcements to be recorded and played. As those skilled in the art will recognize, it is highly desirable to have these messages reco... | Telephone providers presently have available numerous telephone which may be offered to subscribers. Many of services greetings other types audible announcements to be recorded and played. As those in the art will recognize, it is highly desirable to have these recorded the voice of telephone subscriber. However, the c... | TELEpHONE seRVICE PROVidErS prESeNtlY haVe AVAilaBLe NumErouS teLepHone SerViCes whICH MaY bE OfFERed to SuBSCriBERS. mAny OF theSE SERvicES rEQUiRE gReEtiNGS oR oTHEr TYPEs Of auDibLe AnnOuNceMEnts TO Be reCorded AnD pLayeD. aS ThosE skilLeD IN THe ART Will rEcOGnIze, It Is hiGHlY desIrabLe to HavE tHeSe messAGES RECO... | Telephone service providers presently have available numerous telephone services which may be offered to subscribers. Many of these services require greetings or other types of audible announcementstobe recorded and played. Asthose skilled in the art will recognize,it is highly desirable to have... | _Telephone_ service providers presently _have_ _available_ _numerous_ telephone services which may be offered to subscribers. Many _of_ these services require _greetings_ or other types of audible announcements to be recorded and played. _As_ _those_ skilled in the art will _recognize,_ it _is_ _highly_ desirable to ha... |
As is known in the art, large host computers and servers (collectively referred to herein as “host computer/servers”) require large capacity data storage systems. These large computer/servers generally include data processors, which perform many operations on data introduced to the host computer/server through peripher... | As is known in the art, large host computers and servers (collectively referred to herein as “host computer/servers”) require large capacity data storage systems. These large computer/servers generally include data processors, which perform many operations on data introduced to the host computer/server through peripher... | As is known in the art, large host computers and servers (collectively referred to herein as “ host computer / servers ”) require large capacity data storage systems. These large computer / servers generally include data processors, which perform many operations on data introduced to the host computer / server through ... | As is in art, large host computers servers (collectively referred to herein as “host computer/servers”) large capacity data systems. These large computer/servers generally include data processors, which perform many operations on data to the host computer/server through peripherals including the data storage system. Th... | AS is KNOwN In tHE art, largE HOst COMPuters AND SERvErS (COLleCtIvEly ReFeRred to HERein aS “HOsT CompUter/sERVeRS”) ReQuIRE LARgE CAPaCITy daTA stoRAge SystEmS. ThESe lArGe comPUTEr/sErVeRs GENERally iNcLUDe Data ProcEssoRs, WhiCh perFoRM Many opeRAtions oN DATa INtROduCEd TO thE hosT coMPuteR/serVEr THroUGh pEripheR... | As is known in the art,large host computers and servers (collectively referred to herein as “host computer/servers”) require large capacity data storage systems. These large computer/servers generally include data processors, which performmany operations on data introduced tothe host computer/server throughpe... | As is known in the _art,_ large host _computers_ and servers (collectively referred to herein as “host computer/servers”) require large _capacity_ data _storage_ _systems._ These _large_ computer/servers generally include data processors, which perform _many_ operations on data introduced _to_ the _host_ computer/serve... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to impedance reducing circuits and more particularly to such circuits where the impedance is reduced by injecting a carrier current which is very large compared to the input current signal and then is precisely removed to facilitate obtaining a voltage output which is pr... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to impedance reducing circuits and more particularly to such circuits where the impedance is reduced by injecting a carrier current which is very large compared to the input current signal and then is precisely removed to facilitate obtaining a voltage output which is pr... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to impedance reduc(nv circuits and more particularly to such circuits where the impedance is reduced by injecting a carrier current which is very large compared to the input c*rreHt signal and then is precisely removed to facilitate obtaining a voltage output which is pr... | 1. Field of the Invention This relates to impedance reducing circuits and more particularly to circuits where the impedance is reduced by injecting a carrier current is large compared to the input current signal and then is precisely removed to facilitate obtaining a voltage which is proportional the logarithm of the s... | 1. fIeLD OF THe iNvenTiOn
This invenTIon RelatEs to ImpEDaNCE REduCiNG CiRCuits aND moRe ParticulArlY To SUCH cIRcUitS wheRe The iMPedaNce Is REDuCed BY InJEcTinG A CARRieR cUrreNT WHIcH iS very larGE CompaReD to the iNPUt CuRrenT Signal aNd THEN Is PReCisELY reMOveD To FAcilItate OBTAiNiNG a VolTage outpuT wHIcH Is PR... | 1. Fieldof the Invention This invention relatesto impedance reducing circuits and moreparticularly to suchcircuits where the impedance is reduced by injecting a carrier current which is very large compared to the input current signal and then is precisely removed to facilitate obtainingavoltage output which is p... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _This_ invention _relates_ to impedance _reducing_ circuits and more particularly _to_ such circuits where the impedance is reduced by injecting a carrier current which is very large compared _to_ the input current signal and then _is_ precisely removed _to_ facilitate obtaining a _voltage_ ... |
This invention relates to a guide device for guiding a car along guide rails provided in a hoistway and, in particular, to a guide device for an elevator capable of restraining horizontal vibrations of a car.
FIG. 15 is a front view of a main portion of a conventional elevator as disclosed, for example, in JP 8-26624 A... | This invention relates to a guide device for guiding a car along guide rails provided in a hoistway and, in particular, to a guide device for an elevator capable of restraining horizontal vibrations of a car. FIG. 15 is a front view of a main portion of a conventional elevator as disclosed, for example, in JP 8-26624 A... | This invention relates to a guide device for guiding a car along guide rails provided in a hoistway and, in particular, to a guide device for an elevator capable of restraining horizontal vibrations of a car. FIG. 15 is a front view of a JaiM portion of a conventional elevator as disclosed, for example, in JP 8 - 26624... | invention relates to a guide device for guiding a car guide rails provided in a hoistway and, in particular, to a guide device for an elevator capable restraining horizontal vibrations of a car. 15 is a front view of a main portion of a conventional disclosed, for example, in JP 8-26624 A, and FIG. 16 is a plan of the ... | tHis INVeNTion rElAtES TO A gUiDe dEViCE foR gUIdINg a CaR aLoNg GuIdE RAIls providEd iN A hoiStway anD, IN pARticUlAR, tO a gUiDe devIce fOr an eLEVaTOR CaPaBLe oF RESTraininG hORizonTal VIBRaTiOns of a CAr.
fIG. 15 iS a FROnT viEW oF A mAIn PoRTiOn Of a cONVEntIonal eLEVator as DisCLOSed, fOR ExaMPLe, iN JP 8-26624 a... | This invention relates to a guide device for guidinga car along guide railsprovided in a hoistway and, in particular, to a guide device for an elevator capable of restraining horizontalvibrations of a car. FIG. 15 is a front viewof a main portion of a conventional elevator as disclosed, for exampl... | This invention relates to a guide device _for_ guiding a car along guide rails provided in a hoistway _and,_ in particular, to a guide device _for_ _an_ elevator capable of restraining horizontal vibrations of a car. FIG. 15 is a _front_ _view_ of a main portion of a _conventional_ elevator _as_ disclosed, for example,... |
A color organic EL (i.e., electroluminescence) display constituted by interposing a gas barrier layer between an organic EL (electroluminescence) structural body and a color filter is well-known.
This sort of color organic EL display is equipped with such a structure that a color filter layer, a gas barrier layer, and ... | A color organic EL (i.e., electroluminescence) display constituted by interposing a gas barrier layer between an organic EL (electroluminescence) structural body and a color filter is well-known. This sort of color organic EL display is equipped with such a structure that a color filter layer, a gas barrier layer, and ... | A color organic EL (i. e. , electroluminescence) display constituted by interposing a gas barrier layer between an organic EL (electroluminescence) structural body and a color filter is well - known. This sort of color organic EL display is equipped with such a structure that a color filter layer, a gas barrier layer, ... | A color organic EL (i.e., electroluminescence) display constituted by interposing gas barrier layer between an organic EL (electroluminescence) structural body and a color filter is well-known. This sort of organic EL display is equipped with such a a color filter layer, a layer, and an organic EL structural body have ... | A cOLOr organIC EL (i.E., eLEcTROLUmineScEnCe) diSpLAy COnsTitUteD BY InterpOSIng a GaS BARriER layEr bEtwEen AN organIC el (eLecTroLUmIneSceNcE) struCturAl BOdY And a ColOR FIltER iS WeLL-KnowN.
THIs sORt Of cOLor OrGaNic el DISPlAY is EQUIPpEd wITh sUcH a sTRuCTuRE THaT A ColoR FiLter LaYER, A GAS BaRrIER lAYER, and ... | A color organic EL (i.e., electroluminescence)display constituted by interposing a gas barrier layer between an organic EL (electroluminescence)structural bodyanda color filteris well-known.This sort of color organic EL display is equippedwith sucha structure that a colorfilter layer, a gas barrier... | _A_ color _organic_ EL (i.e., electroluminescence) display _constituted_ by interposing a gas barrier layer between _an_ _organic_ EL (electroluminescence) structural _body_ and a _color_ filter _is_ well-known. This _sort_ of color _organic_ EL display is equipped with such _a_ structure that a color filter layer, a g... |
Limitations and disadvantages of conventional music players will become apparent to one of skill in the art, through comparison of such approaches with some aspects of the present method and system set forth in the remainder of this disclosure with reference to the drawings. | Limitations and disadvantages of conventional music players will turn apparent to one of skill in the art, through comparison of such approaches with some aspects of the present method and system set forth in the remainder of this disclosure with reference to the drawings. | LOmitati(ns and disadvantages of convengi(nal musUX llXyers wol> become apparent to one of skill in the art, tBr9ugh comparison of such approaches @irh some aspects of the present method and syA4em set foDtT in the r4Kainder of this disclosure with reference to the drawings. | Limitations and disadvantages of conventional players will become apparent to one of skill the art, through comparison of such approaches some aspects of the present method and system set forth in the remainder of this with reference to the drawings. | LIMiTaTIOnS and DIsadvantAgeS Of coNventIoNaL MUSic plaYErs wiLl bECoMe ApPaRENt to onE of sKilL in the aRt, ThRougH COMpARisoN Of sUCH aPPRoAChes WiTH somE asPeCtS oF The preSenT MetHOd AnD SystEM sEt foRtH in the rEMAiNDer OF THIS diScLOSUrE WitH rEFeREnce tO The drAWINGs. | Limitations anddisadvantagesof conventional music playerswill become apparent to one of skill in the art, through comparisonof such approaches withsome aspects of the present method and system set forth in the remainder of this disclosure with reference to the drawings. | _Limitations_ and _disadvantages_ of conventional _music_ _players_ will become apparent to one of _skill_ in the _art,_ through _comparison_ of _such_ approaches _with_ some aspects _of_ the present method and system set forth _in_ _the_ _remainder_ of _this_ disclosure with reference to the drawings. |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to bis(styryl)pyrimidine or bis(styryl)benzene compounds, pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof, a method for the preparation thereof, and a pharmaceutical composition for the prevention and treatment of diseases associated with beta-amyloid deposition, that i... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to bis(styryl)pyrimidine or bis(styryl)benzene compounds, pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof, a method for the preparation thereof, and a pharmaceutical composition for the prevention and treatment of diseases associated with beta-amyloid deposition, that i... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to bis (styryl) pyrimidine or bis (styryl) benzene comp8uMds, pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof, a method for the preparation thereof, and a pharmaceutical composition for the prevention and treatment of diseases associated with beta - amyloid deposition, ... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to bis(styryl)pyrimidine bis(styryl)benzene compounds, pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof, a method for the preparation thereof, a pharmaceutical the prevention treatment diseases associated with beta-amyloid that is, amyloidosis-associated diseases. 2. Descri... | 1. FIElD oF tHE InVEntION
THe presENT INVEnTioN RElaTEs TO bis(StYRyl)pyrimIdINE oR bIS(sTYrYL)BENZENe cOMPounds, pHarMAcEutIcaLLY aCceptABlE SAlTS tHeREOF, A mEtHod For tHe PrePARatiON TheREOF, and a phaRMACEUtICAl coMpOSITIoN For ThE PREVeNTiOn And tReaTmEnT of DisEASEs AsSocIAted WITH beTA-AMYLOId depoSitioN, THaT i... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to bis(styryl)pyrimidine or bis(styryl)benzene compounds, pharmaceutically acceptablesalts thereof, a method forthe preparation thereof, and a pharmaceutical composition for the prevention and treatment of diseases associatedwith beta-amyloid d... | _1._ Field of the Invention _The_ present _invention_ relates _to_ bis(styryl)pyrimidine or bis(styryl)benzene compounds, _pharmaceutically_ acceptable salts thereof, a method for the preparation thereof, and a _pharmaceutical_ composition for the prevention and _treatment_ _of_ diseases associated with _beta-amyloid_ ... |
The present technology relates to a configuration that improves the operability of a head-mounted display.
In recent years, a head-mounted display that is capable of providing a user with image information without obstructing a field of view of the user in a real space has attracted attention. Patent Document 1 has dis... | The present technology relates to a configuration that improves the operability of a head-mounted display. In recent years, a head-mounted display that is capable of providing a user with image information without obstructing a field of view of the user in a real space has attracted attention. Patent Document 1 has dis... | The present technology relates to a configuration that improves the operability of a head - mokMted display. In recent years, a head - hountwd display that is capable of providing a user wU6h image imfPrmation without obstructing a field of view of the user in a real space has attracted attention. Patent Document 1 has... | The present technology relates to configuration that improves the operability of a head-mounted display. In recent years, a head-mounted display that is capable of providing a user with image information without obstructing a field of of the user in a real space has attracted attention. Patent Document has a see-throug... | THE preSENT tEcHNoLogY rELateS To A COnFigUrAtIoN thaT IMPROvEs THE OpeRABilITy of a hEad-mOUNted DiSpLaY.
in REcEnT YeaRs, A HeAD-MOUNTeD DIsplay thaT is CapaBLE OF pRoVidInG a User wIth image INFOrmaTION witHOUt OBSTRUCtING a fiELD oF VIEw Of ThE uSeR in A Real spACe HaS aTTRACTEd ATteNtIOn. PatENT docuMent 1 has DIs... | The presenttechnology relates to a configuration that improves the operability of a head-mounted display. In recent years, a head-mounted displaythat iscapable of providing a user with imageinformation without obstructing a field of viewof the user in a real space has attracted attention. PatentDocu... | The present technology relates to a _configuration_ that improves the _operability_ of _a_ head-mounted display. _In_ recent _years,_ a _head-mounted_ display _that_ is capable of providing _a_ _user_ with image information _without_ _obstructing_ _a_ field of view _of_ the user in a real _space_ has attracted attentio... |
A vehicle, in which cooling water is circulated in an engine using an electric water pump to keep the engine at a suitable temperature while the engine is driven to run the vehicle has been known. When the engine stops and the electric water pump is stopped simultaneously, it follows that the cooling water circulation ... | A vehicle, in which cooling water is circulated in an engine using an electric water pump to keep the engine at a suitable temperature while the engine is driven to run the vehicle has been known. When the engine stops and the electric water pump is stopped simultaneously, it follows that the cooling water circulation ... | A vehicle, in whjSh cooling water is circulated in an engine using an electric water pump to keep the engine at a suitable temperature while the engine is driven to run the vehicle has been known. When the engine stops and the electric water pump is stopped simultaneously, it follows that the cooling water circulation ... | A in which is circulated in an engine an electric water pump to keep the engine at a temperature while the engine is driven to run the vehicle has been known. When the engine stops and the electric water pump is stopped simultaneously, it follows cooling water circulation stops while the engine is not sufficiently cool... | a VehicLe, iN WhiCH COOliNg wATeR is CIRculaTED In AN ENGiNE uSIng AN ELecTrIc wATER pump To kEeP tHe ENgInE AT A suitable TeMPeRaTUrE WHILe THe enGinE is dRIVen To RUN ThE VEhicle Has BEeN knoWn. WHEn ThE eNginE sTOPs AnD ThE EleCTRIC wAtER PUMP Is stOppED SimuLTAnEouSLy, iT follOWs thaT thE cOOlIng wATER CIrcUlatioN ... | A vehicle, in which cooling water is circulatedin an engine using an electric water pump to keep the engineat asuitable temperaturewhile the engine is driven to run the vehicle hasbeen known. When the engine stops and the electricwater pump is stopped simultaneously, it follows that the co... | _A_ vehicle, in which _cooling_ _water_ is circulated _in_ an engine _using_ an electric water pump to keep the engine _at_ _a_ suitable temperature while the engine _is_ driven _to_ _run_ the _vehicle_ has been known. When the engine stops and the electric _water_ pump is stopped simultaneously, it follows that _the_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to an ice making and dispensing system that relates to a bottom freezer refrigerator comprising an ice forming and dispensing apparatus positioned outside the freezer compartment.
2. Description of the Related Art
In today's household refrigerator market, there are three ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to an ice making and dispensing system that relates to a bottom freezer refrigerator comprising an ice forming and dispensing apparatus positioned outside the freezer compartment. 2. Description of the Related Art In today's household refrigerator market, there are three ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention re:a5es to an ice making and dispensing system that relates to a bottom freezer refrigerator comprising an ice forming and dispensing apparatus positioned outside the freezer compartment. 2. Description of the Related Art In today ' s household refrigerator market, there are thre... | 1. of the Invention The invention relates an ice making and dispensing system that relates to a bottom freezer refrigerator comprising an ice forming and dispensing apparatus positioned outside the freezer compartment. 2. Description of the Related Art In today's household refrigerator market, there are three basic con... | 1. FIeLD oF thE iNventiOn
tHe INveNtiOn RELaTes To An iCe MAKING anD diSpeNSiNg SysTEm that RelatEs tO A BOttom FReezEr rEFRigerAtOR CoMpriSinG aN ICE FoRmiNG and diSPensing apPARAtus POsItIOnEd OUTSiDE tHE frEEzEr cOmpaRtmeNt.
2. dEscRIptIoN oF tHe RelAtED Art
IN TodaY'S HOuseHOLd reFriGErATOR MarKeT, tHeRe aRE tHree ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to an ice making and dispensing system that relatesto a bottom freezer refrigeratorcomprising an ice forming anddispensing apparatus positioned outside thefreezer compartment. 2.Description ofthe Related ArtIn today's household refrigerator market,there are t... | 1. _Field_ _of_ _the_ Invention _The_ invention relates to an ice making and dispensing system that relates to a bottom freezer refrigerator comprising an ice forming and dispensing apparatus positioned _outside_ the freezer _compartment._ 2. Description of the Related Art In today's household refrigerator _market,_ th... |
Turnover of cells begins with the induction of an apoptotic program or other cellular changes that mark them for removal, and the subsequent recognition of markers by phagocytes, including macrophages, dendritic cells, and the like. This process requires a specific and selective removal of unwanted cells. Unlike health... | Turnover of cells begins with the induction of an apoptotic program or other cellular changes that mark them for removal, and the subsequent recognition of markers by phagocytes, including macrophages, dendritic cells, and the like. This process requires a specific and selective removal of unwanted cells. Unlike health... | Turnover of cells begins with the induction of an apoptotic program or other cellular changes that mark them for removal, and the subsequent recognition of markers by phagocytes, inclidUng macrophages, dendritic cells, and the like. This process requires a specific and selective removal of unwanted cells. Unlike health... | Turnover of cells begins with the induction of an apoptotic program or other cellular changes mark them for removal, and the subsequent recognition of markers phagocytes, including macrophages, dendritic cells, and the like. This process requires specific and selective removal of unwanted cells. Unlike healthy cells, t... | TuRNoVER of CeLls beGins witH thE INduCTioN oF AN ApOPtOtic PrOGraM OR oTHEr CellUlAr CHANGes ThAt Mark thEM foR rEMoVal, AND tHE SubSEquEnt ReCOgnITioN Of MarkeRS By PhaGOcYtes, IncludinG mAcRoPhAGEs, dendRITic cELLS, AnD ThE like. ThIs PrOCess reQuires a spEcIfIc aND SElectIVe remOvaL oF uNWANTed cELls. UnliKE heAlTh... | Turnoverof cells begins with the inductionof an apoptotic program or other cellular changes that markthem for removal, and the subsequent recognition ofmarkers by phagocytes, including macrophages, dendriticcells, andthe like. This process requires a specific and selective removalofunwantedcells. Unlike he... | _Turnover_ _of_ cells _begins_ with the induction of an apoptotic program or other cellular changes that mark _them_ _for_ _removal,_ and the subsequent recognition of markers by phagocytes, including macrophages, _dendritic_ _cells,_ and _the_ like. This _process_ _requires_ a specific _and_ selective removal _of_ unw... |
Porous bioactive glass scaffolds have been of interest for biomaterial design for some time. A microstructure that can stimulate the healing process and promote tissue growth while being made from a material that will eventually degrade is attractive. Unfortunately, highly porous materials inherently have low strength ... | Porous bioactive glass scaffolds have been of interest for biomaterial design for some time. A microstructure that can stimulate the healing process and promote tissue growth while being made from a material that will eventually degrade is attractive. Unfortunately, highly porous materials inherently have low strength ... | Porous bioactive glass scaffolds have been of interest for biomaterial design for some time. A microstructure that can stimulate the healing process and promote tissue growth while being made from a material that will eventually degrade is attractive. Unfortunately, highly porous materials inherently have low strength ... | Porous bioactive glass scaffolds have been of interest for biomaterial design for time. A microstructure that can stimulate the healing process and promote tissue growth while being made from a that will eventually degrade is attractive. Unfortunately, highly porous inherently low strength which can be a major Another ... | porOuS BIOAcTiVE glass sCAFFOLDs HAVE bEEN of inTereST fOr BIOMaTerial DesigN fOr sOME tIME. A mIcrostrUcturE tHAt CaN StImULATE tHe hEaLing prOcESS aNd PrOMote TissUE GroWth WHiLe BEiNG MadE FroM a materIaL ThAT wIlL eVEntuAlLy DEGRADe is ATtRactivE. UnFoRtunatelY, hIghLy poROUs mAterIalS inHereNTlY HAVe lOW streNGtH ... | Porous bioactive glass scaffolds have been of interest for biomaterial designfor some time. Amicrostructure that can stimulate the healing process and promote tissue growth while being made from a material that will eventually degrade is attractive. Unfortunately, highly porousmaterials inherent... | Porous bioactive glass _scaffolds_ have been of _interest_ for biomaterial design for some time. A microstructure that _can_ _stimulate_ the healing process and _promote_ tissue growth while being made _from_ a _material_ that will eventually degrade _is_ attractive. Unfortunately, highly porous materials inherently ha... |
The present invention concerns a process heating plant comprising a plurality of reaction chambers, preferably tubular cracking ovens intended for the production of hydrogen, which are heated by the cooling gas derived from a high-temperature reactor whereby the reaction chambers are installed together with the high-te... | The present invention concerns a process heating plant comprising a plurality of reaction chambers, preferably tubular cracking ovens intended for the production of hydrogen, which are heated by the cooling gas derived from a high-temperature reactor whereby the reaction chambers are installed together with the high-te... | The present invention concerns a process heating plant comprising a plurality of reaction chambers, preferably tubular cracking ovens intended for the production of hydrogen, which are heated by the cooling gas derived from a high - temperature reactor whereby the reaction chambers are installed together with the high ... | The present invention concerns a process heating plant comprising a plurality of reaction chambers, preferably tubular cracking ovens intended for the production of hydrogen, which are heated by the cooling gas derived from a high-temperature reactor whereby the reaction chambers are installed together with the high-te... | the presenT inVenTion cOnCeRnS a PrOCEss heaTINg pLAnt ComprisiNG a PlUraliTy oF reaCtIon cHaMbeRs, pREFeraBlY TuBulaR cRacKING oVeNS inTeNdED FoR thE ProducTiON OF HydRoGen, wHiCh aRe HeatED BY the CoOlING GAS DerIVED FRoM A HIGH-TEMpERAture ReACTOR wHereby the reActION cHAMBErs ARe INSTalLeD toGEthEr WitH tHE HIgh-Te... | The present inventionconcerns aprocess heating plant comprising a pluralityof reaction chambers,preferably tubular cracking ovens intended forthe production of hydrogen, whichare heated by the cooling gas derivedfrom a high-temperature reactor whereby the reaction chambers are installedtogether with ... | _The_ present invention concerns a process heating plant comprising a plurality _of_ reaction chambers, preferably _tubular_ cracking ovens intended for the production of hydrogen, which _are_ heated by the cooling gas derived from _a_ high-temperature reactor _whereby_ the reaction chambers are installed together with... |
The present inventions relate generally to integrated circuits, and more particularly to bias schemes for active device stacks on MOS integrated circuits having low supply voltages.
Stacked devices are used commonly on analog and RF integrated circuits (ICs) in both single-ended and differential embodiments. As the ope... | The present inventions relate generally to integrated circuits, and more particularly to bias schemes for active device stacks on MOS integrated circuits having low supply voltages. Stacked devices are used commonly on analog and RF integrated circuits (ICs) in both single-ended and differential embodiments. As the ope... | The present inventions relate generally to integrated circuits, and more particularly to bias schemes for active device stacks on MOS integrated circuits having low supply voltages. Stacked devices are used commonly on analog and RF integrated circuits (ICs) in both single - ended and differential embodiments. As the o... | The present inventions relate generally to integrated circuits, and particularly to bias schemes for active device stacks on MOS integrated circuits having low supply voltages. Stacked devices are used on analog and integrated circuits (ICs) both and differential embodiments. As the operating voltages of integrated cir... | THe prESent INvENtiONs rELAtE gENErally tO INTEgrATED ciRCuItS, aNd moRE PARTiCUlarly tO BIAs SchemeS FOr aCtiVE DeVICE sTacKS on mos INTEGraTED CiRcuiTs haViNg LOW sUppLy VOLTAGES.
stAcKEd DEViCES aRE USED coMmonLY oN AnALog ANd Rf inTEGrated ciRcUiTS (Ics) IN bOth singLE-ended AnD DifFEREntIal EMbODImeNTs. aS ThE oPe... | The present inventions relate generally to integrated circuits, and moreparticularlyto bias schemes for active device stacks on MOS integrated circuits having low supply voltages. Stacked devices are used commonly on analog and RF integratedcircuits (ICs) in both single-endedand differential ... | The present inventions _relate_ generally _to_ integrated _circuits,_ and _more_ particularly to _bias_ schemes for active _device_ stacks on _MOS_ _integrated_ circuits having _low_ _supply_ _voltages._ Stacked devices are _used_ commonly on analog and RF integrated _circuits_ _(ICs)_ in both _single-ended_ and _diffe... |
Many techniques are available to users today to find information on the world wide web (“web”). For example, users often use web browsers and/or search engines to find information of interest.
A user may enter a search query into a search box of a browser and the browser may submit the search query to a search engine. ... | Many techniques are available to users today to find information on the world wide web (“web”). For example, users often use web browsers and/or search engines to find information of interest. A user may enter a search interrogation into a search box of a browser and the browser may submit the search query to a search ... | Many techniques are available to users g9day to find information on the world wide web (“ web ” ). For example, users often use web browsers and / or sDsrch engines to fKJd information of interest. A Tcer may enter a search Sue4y into a search box of a browser and the browser may zubmiY the search query to a search en... | Many techniques are available to today to find information on the world wide (“web”). example, users often use web browsers and/or search engines to find information of interest. may enter a search query into a search box of a browser and the browser may the search query to a search engine. search engine may identify d... | MANY teChNIqUES aRe avAIlAbLe to USers tOdaY TO fInD iNFOrmATION on THe World wIdE WEb (“WEB”). FOr ExAMpLE, UsErS ofTEN Use wEB browserS aND/or SEARCh enGINES To fInD iNFORmaTiOn of iNTereST.
a USer MAY EnTeR A seARch qUery INTO A sEaRcH Box of a bRoWser And the bROWseR mAy subMIT The SEarCh QueRy TO A sEarCh EnGinE. ... | Many techniques are available to users today to find informationontheworld wideweb (“web”). Forexample, users often use web browsers and/or search engines to find information of interest. Auser may enter a searchquery into asearch box of a browser and the browser may submit the search... | Many techniques are _available_ to users today to find information on the _world_ wide web (“web”). For _example,_ users _often_ use web browsers _and/or_ search engines _to_ find information of _interest._ A user may enter a search query into a _search_ box of a browser _and_ the browser may submit the search _query_ ... |
Mulching allows for maintaining an even soil temperature, controlling weeds and enriching soil, whereby a mixture of organic material (such as straw, peat moss or leaves) is spread over a landscape. When grass clippings from a lawn mower are sufficiently reduced in size to small particles, they may serve as a mulching ... | Mulching allows for maintaining an even soil temperature, controlling weed and enriching soil, whereby a mixture of organic material (such as straw, peat moss or leaves) is spread over a landscape. When grass clippings from a lawn mower are sufficiently reduced in size to small particles, they may serve as a mulching a... | Mulching allows for maintaining an even soil temperature, controlling weerZ and enriching soil, whereby a mixture of organic material (such as straw, peat moss or leaves) is spread over a landscape. When grass clippings from a lawn mower are sufficiently reduced in size to small particles, they may serve as a mulching ... | Mulching allows for maintaining an even temperature, controlling weeds and enriching soil, whereby a mixture of organic material (such as straw, peat moss or leaves) is spread over a landscape. When grass clippings from a lawn mower are sufficiently reduced in size to small particles, they may serve as a mulching agent... | mulcHiNg allOWS FOR MaINTAinINg An eVeN soIL tEMPERaTUre, cOnTrollINg weeDs aNd ENRiChinG SOil, WhEREby A mIxTuRe Of ORGaNIc materiAL (sUch aS strAw, PeAt MOSs Or LeAvES) Is sPread OVER a LAnDscApe. whEN GRASS cliPpInGs FrOM a laWN mOWer ARE sUFficIENTly rEduced iN sizE TO smAll PartIClEs, thEy MAY SeRve As A MulchiNg ... | Mulching allowsfor maintaining an even soil temperature, controlling weeds and enriching soil, whereby a mixture of organic material (such as straw,peat moss or leaves) is spread over alandscape. When grassclippings from a lawn mower are sufficientlyreducedin size to small particles, they may serve as amu... | _Mulching_ allows for _maintaining_ an even soil temperature, controlling weeds and _enriching_ soil, whereby a mixture of _organic_ material (such as straw, peat moss _or_ _leaves)_ is _spread_ over a landscape. When _grass_ clippings from a lawn mower are sufficiently reduced in _size_ to _small_ particles, they may ... |
In distributed computing systems, multiple computing devices operate concurrently to execute possibly different application programs. For example, multiple computing devices can each execute a hypervisor disposed to emulate one or more virtual machines, each virtual machine executing an application server on behalf of ... | In distributed computing systems, multiple computing devices operate concurrently to execute possibly different application programs. For example, multiple computing devices can each execute a hypervisor disposed to emulate one or more virtual machines, each practical machine executing an application server on behalf o... | In distributed computing systems, multiple computing devices operate concurrently to execute possibly different application programs. For example, multiple computing devices can each execute a hypervisor disposed to emulate one or more virtual machines, eQvh virtual machine executing an application server on behZlv of ... | distributed computing systems, multiple computing devices operate concurrently to execute different application programs. For example, multiple computing devices can each execute hypervisor disposed to emulate one or more virtual machines, each virtual executing an application server on behalf of client devices which m... | IN DIStRIbutED coMPUTiNG SysTeMs, mulTIPLe coMPUTiNg DevIceS OpErATE cOnCUrrENtly To ExEcuTe PosSiBly DIFferEnT ApPliCatIon ProgrAmS. fOr eXaMPLe, mUltIpLe COMpuTiNg dEviCES CAn EACh exECutE a HyPErVIsOr dISPOSed to emulaTe ONE Or moRe ViRTuAl MacHinEs, eAcH ViRtuAL MachiNe ExEcUtInG AN appLiCaTIon SERver On beHAlF OF ... | In distributed computing systems, multiplecomputing devices operate concurrently toexecute possibly different application programs. Forexample, multiple computing devices can each execute a hypervisor disposed to emulate one or more virtual machines, each virtual machineexecuting an applicationserver ... | In distributed computing systems, _multiple_ computing devices _operate_ concurrently to _execute_ possibly different application programs. For example, multiple _computing_ devices can each execute a hypervisor _disposed_ to emulate one _or_ more virtual machines, each _virtual_ _machine_ executing an application serv... |
This invention relates to glazing and, more particularly, to chromogenic glazing for use in applications, such as automobiles and display filters, where it is desirable to reversibly alter the transmission or tinting of the glass.
Automobile windshields, movable and fixed side and rear windows, and divider panels betwe... | This invention relates to glazing and, more particularly, to chromogenic glazing for use in applications, such as automobiles and display filters, where it is desirable to reversibly alter the transmission or tinting of the glass. Automobile windshields, movable and fixed side and rear windows, and divider panels betwe... | This invention relates to glazing and, more particularly, to chromogenic glazing for use in applications, such as automobiles and display filters, where it is desirable to reversibly alter the transmission or tinting of the glass. Automobile windshields, movable and fixed side and rear windows, and divider panels betwe... | This invention relates to glazing and, more particularly, to chromogenic for use in applications, such as automobiles and display where it is desirable to reversibly alter the transmission or tinting of the glass. Automobile windshields, and fixed side and rear windows, and divider panels between the front and the rear... | thIs INvenTiOn reLATEs to GLAZiNG And, moRE PArtiCuLaRly, to ChrOMoGenIc GlAZING For use In apPLiCaTiONS, SUCH as AutomObiLES anD disPLAy filTeRs, WHERe IT iS dESirABLe tO rEVeRsibly alTEr thE TrANsmISSION or tINtInG OF the glaSS.
AutOmoBIle wiNDshIeLDS, mOvaBlE and fixed SidE AND rEaR wINDoWS, aNd DIvIDER PANEls betwe... | This invention relates to glazingand, more particularly, to chromogenic glazing for usein applications, such as automobiles and display filters, where it is desirable to reversibly alter the transmission or tinting of the glass. Automobile windshields, movable and fixed side and rear windows, and... | This invention relates to glazing and, more particularly, to chromogenic glazing for _use_ in applications, _such_ _as_ automobiles and display filters, _where_ it _is_ desirable to _reversibly_ alter the transmission _or_ tinting of the glass. Automobile windshields, _movable_ _and_ fixed side and _rear_ windows, and ... |
This invention relates to an improved method for using electricity to stimulate production of viscous hydrocarbons from a subsurface formation. More particulary, electrical current is applied in a broaden horizontal plate-like manner to a subsurface hydrocarbon-bearing formation through electrode wells completed in rel... | This invention relates to an improved method for using electricity to stimulate production of viscous hydrocarbons from a subsurface formation. More particulary, electrical current is applied in a broaden horizontal plate-like manner to a subsurface hydrocarbon-bearing formation through electrode wells completed in rel... | This invention relates to an improved method for using electricity to stimulate profuct&on of viscous hydrocarbons DroH a subsurface formation. More particulary, electrical current is applied in a broaden horizontal plate - like manner to a subsurface hydrocarbon - bearing formation through electrode wells completed in... | This invention relates to an improved method for using electricity to stimulate production of viscous hydrocarbons from a subsurface formation. More particulary, electrical current is applied in a broaden horizontal plate-like manner to a subsurface hydrocarbon-bearing formation through electrode wells completed in rel... | thIS INvENtIon rElAtes To AN iMPRovEd MeThod fOR uSing eLECtRiCiTY TO STImuLATE PRoDUCtION OF vIscOuS HYdrOcArBons FRom A SuBSURFaCE fOrMATion. MOre parTIcuLAry, ElEctRicaL cUrreNT iS apPlIed in a BroADEn hOrIZOntaL Plate-liKE mANnEr to A SUBsUrface hYdROCARbon-BEARINg FormatiOn thrOuGH ElECTRODe weLLS COMpLeteD in ReL... | This invention relatesto an improved method for using electricity to stimulate production ofviscous hydrocarbons from a subsurfaceformation.More particulary, electrical current is applied in a broaden horizontal plate-like mannerto a subsurface hydrocarbon-bearingformationthrough electrode wellscompleted in rela... | This invention relates to an improved method _for_ _using_ electricity _to_ stimulate production of _viscous_ hydrocarbons from a subsurface _formation._ More particulary, electrical current is applied in a broaden horizontal _plate-like_ _manner_ to a _subsurface_ _hydrocarbon-bearing_ _formation_ through _electrode_ ... |
Silicon carbide (SiC) is an advanced material typically used in power electronics, as it is a wide band gap semiconductor (Eg=3.26 eV) with a low intrinsic carrier concentration (ni=5×10−9 cm−3), high electric field of breakdown (Eb=2.2 MV/cm), and high thermal conductivity (κ=3.0-3.8 W/cm-K). Furthermore, SiC is the o... | Silicon carbide (SiC) is an advanced material typically used in power electronics, as it is a wide band gap semiconductor (Eg=3.26 eV) with a low intrinsic carrier concentration (ni=5×10−9 cm−3), high electric field of breakdown (Eb=2.2 MV/cm), and high thermal conductivity (κ=3.0-3.8 W/cm-K). Furthermore, SiC is the o... | Silicon carbide (SiC) is an advanced material typically used in power electronics, as it is a wide band gap semic*nducHor (Eg = 3. 26 eV) with a low intrinsic carrier concentration (ni = 5 × 10 − 9 cm − 3 ), high electric field of breakdown (Eb = 2. 2 MV / cm ), and high thermal conductivity (κ = 3. 0 - 3. 8 W / cm - K... | Silicon carbide (SiC) is an advanced material used in electronics, as it is a wide band gap semiconductor (Eg=3.26 eV) with a low intrinsic carrier (ni=5×10−9 cm−3), high electric field of breakdown (Eb=2.2 MV/cm), and high thermal conductivity (κ=3.0-3.8 W/cm-K). Furthermore, SiC is the only wide band gap semiconducto... | SilIcON caRBIde (sic) iS aN advanCED mATerial tyPIcAlLy uSeD iN pOwer ElEctroNics, aS iT iS A wiDe bANd gaP SemicOnduCtOr (Eg=3.26 eV) WitH A Low InTRinsIC CarRIER coNCentrAtion (NI=5×10−9 Cm−3), hIGH ELEcTriC FIELD Of breAkdoWN (EB=2.2 mV/Cm), and hiGH THErMaL COndUCtiVitY (Κ=3.0-3.8 w/cm-K). FuRTHERMORE, sIc iS tHE O... | Silicon carbide (SiC)is an advanced material typicallyused in power electronics, as itis awide band gap semiconductor (Eg=3.26 eV) with alow intrinsic carrier concentration (ni=5×10−9 cm−3), high electricfield of breakdown(Eb=2.2 MV/cm), andhighthermal conductivity (κ=3.0-3.8 W/cm-K). Furthermore, SiC ... | Silicon carbide _(SiC)_ _is_ an _advanced_ material typically used _in_ power electronics, as it _is_ a wide band gap _semiconductor_ (Eg=3.26 eV) with a low intrinsic carrier concentration (ni=5×10−9 cm−3), high electric _field_ of breakdown (Eb=2.2 MV/cm), and _high_ thermal conductivity _(κ=3.0-3.8_ _W/cm-K)._ Furth... |
The present invention relates generally to devices and methods for exploration of oil and gas. More particularly, the invention describes how to measure formation pressure and how to detect the presence of hydrogen sulfide gas in a rising gas kick so as appropriate prevention and safety measures can be promptly taken. ... | The present invention relates generally to devices and methods for exploration of oil and gas. More particularly, the invention describes how to measure formation pressure and how to detect the presence of hydrogen sulfide gas in a rising gas kick so as appropriate prevention and safety measures can be promptly taken. ... | The present invention r4lateD generally to devices and methods for exploratlKn of oil and gas. More particularly, the invention describes how to measure formation pressure and how to detect the presence of hydrogen sulfide gas in a rising gas kick so as appropriate prevention and sXf#ty measures can be promptly taken. ... | The invention relates generally to devices and for exploration of oil and gas. More particularly, the invention describes how to measure formation pressure and how to detect the presence of hydrogen sulfide gas a rising gas kick so as appropriate prevention and safety measures can promptly taken. The present invention ... | THE PrEsent iNvEntIon RelATEs GeNerallY to devIcES ANd MEtHOds fOR ExplorATION oF OIL and gas. MOre paRtiCULArlY, THe InVENTiOn dEScriBeS HoW tO measuRe ForMATiON prESSure aNd HoW To DEtECT tHe PrESEnce Of HYdROgEN SULfidE GaS iN A rISinG GaS kick So As ApPROPrIatE prEVeNtiOn And saFety MeASUreS caN BE PromPTly tAKEN. ... | The present invention relatesgenerally to devices and methods for exploration of oil and gas. Moreparticularly, the invention describes how to measureformation pressure andhow todetect the presence of hydrogen sulfide gas in a rising gas kick soas appropriate prevention and safety measures can be pro... | The present invention relates generally to devices _and_ methods for _exploration_ of oil and gas. _More_ particularly, the invention describes how to measure formation pressure and how to detect the presence of hydrogen _sulfide_ gas _in_ a _rising_ _gas_ kick so as appropriate prevention and safety _measures_ _can_ b... |
Abscisic acid (ABA) is a natural occurring hormone found in all higher plants (Cutler and Krochko 1999, Trends in Plant Science, 4:472-478; Finkelstein and Rock 2002, The Arabidopsis Book, ASPB, Monona, Md., 1-52). ABA is involved in many major processes during plant growth and development including dormancy, germinati... | Abscisic acid (ABA) is a natural occurring hormone found in all higher plants (Cutler and Krochko 1999, Trends in Plant Science, 4:472-478; Finkelstein and Rock 2002, The Arabidopsis Book, ASPB, Monona, Md., 1-52). ABA is involved in many major processes during plant growth and development including dormancy, germinati... | Abscisic acid (ABA) is a natural occurring hormone found in all higher plants (Cutler and Krochko 1999, Trends in Plant Science, 4: 472 - 478; Finkelstein and Rock 2002, The Arabidopsis Book, ASPB, Monona, Md. , 1 - 52 ). ABA is involved in many major processes during plant growth and development including dormancy, ge... | Abscisic acid (ABA) is a natural found in all higher plants (Cutler and 1999, Trends in Plant Science, 4:472-478; and Rock 2002, The Arabidopsis Book, ASPB, Monona, Md., 1-52). ABA is involved in many major processes during plant and development including dormancy, germination, bud break, flowering, fruit set, general ... | abScIsIC aciD (AbA) iS A natUraL ocCuRRinG hORMONe fOunD in AlL HiGHEr pLantS (cutLEr AnD kROchkO 1999, TRenDS In pLanT scIeNce, 4:472-478; FinkElSteIN AND rOCK 2002, the arABidoPsIS boOK, AspB, mOnONa, MD., 1-52). aba Is inVolVeD In maNY MAJor ProCESsES DUring PlaNT GrOwth and dEVelOpmenT InClUdiNg DORmANCy, geRMInATi... | Abscisic acid(ABA) is a natural occurring hormone foundin all higher plants (Cutler and Krochko 1999, Trendsin Plant Science, 4:472-478; Finkelstein and Rock 2002, The ArabidopsisBook,ASPB,Monona, Md.,1-52). ABA is involved in many major processes during plant growth and developmentincluding dormancy, ... | Abscisic acid (ABA) is _a_ _natural_ occurring hormone found in _all_ _higher_ plants (Cutler _and_ Krochko 1999, Trends in Plant _Science,_ _4:472-478;_ Finkelstein and Rock 2002, The Arabidopsis Book, ASPB, _Monona,_ Md., 1-52). ABA is _involved_ in many _major_ processes _during_ plant growth and development includi... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a photoelectric conversion device having a circuit including a transistor.
2. Description of the Related Art
A number of photoelectric conversion devices used for detecting electromagnetic waves are generally known. For example, photoelectric conversion devices... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a photoelectric conversion gimmick having a circuit including a transistor. 2. Description of the Related Art A number of photoelectric conversion devices used for detecting electromagnetic waves are generally known. For example, photoelectric conversion device... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a photoelectric conversion device having a sircKit including a transistor. 2. Description of the Related Art A number of photo@lectfic conversion devices used for detecting electromagnetic waves are generally known. For example, pYotoeleStric conversion d$fices... | 1. Field of Invention The present to a photoelectric conversion a circuit including a transistor. 2. Description of the Related A number of photoelectric conversion devices used for detecting electromagnetic waves are generally known. For example, photoelectric conversion devices having sensitivity ranging from ultravi... | 1. fieLd of thE InVENTION
THe prESENt invEntion ReLAteS To A pHOtOeleCTRiC COnVErSIOn deVICe HAvIng a Circuit iNCLuDING a TrAnsISTor.
2. dEScriptiOn of the RElaTeD ART
a NUmbEr oF photOeLeCtric CoNVErsIon DEVICes UsED fOR detECtING elEcTroMAGNetic WAvEs ArE GEnERalLY knowN. foR eXaMple, phoToeLEcTriC COnVErsion DEvicES... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto a photoelectric conversion devicehaving a circuit including a transistor. 2. Description of the Related Art A number of photoelectric conversion devicesused for detecting electromagnetic waves aregenerally known. For example, photoelectric co... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ The present invention relates _to_ _a_ _photoelectric_ conversion device _having_ a _circuit_ _including_ _a_ transistor. 2. Description _of_ the Related Art A number of photoelectric conversion devices used for detecting electromagnetic waves are generally known. For example, photoelectri... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to imidazo[4,5-c]quinoline amine compounds. In another aspect this invention relates to immunomodulator compounds. In other aspects this invention relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing such compounds, and pharmacological methods of using such compounds.
2. De... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to imidazo[4,5-c]quinoline amine compounds. In another aspect this invention relates to immunomodulator compounds. In other aspects this invention relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing such compounds, and pharmacological methods of using such compounds. 2. De... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to imidazo [4, 5 - c] quinoline amine compounds. In another aspect this invention relates to immunomodulator compounds. In other aspects this invention relates to phar,qceutical compositions containing such compounds, and pharmacological methods of using sHXh compounds. ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to imidazo[4,5-c]quinoline amine compounds. In another aspect this invention relates to immunomodulator compounds. In other aspects this invention relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing such compounds, and pharmacological methods of using such compounds. 2. De... | 1. FIeld OF THe InVENTION
tHiS INvENtiON RelatES To IMidazO[4,5-c]qUiNOLInE AmiNE CoMPoUndS. In anotheR AsPEct THiS InvEntiON rELATES To ImmuNomoDUlatOr cOMPoUnDs. IN OthEr ASpeCts THiS INvEnTion rElAtEs To pharMAcEuticAL COmposItioNs CONtAINiNG sUCh CoMPOUnds, ANd phArMACoLOGIcaL METhoDS oF USinG suCH cOMpouNDS.
2. de... | 1. Fieldof the Invention Thisinvention relates to imidazo[4,5-c]quinoline amine compounds. In another aspect this invention relates to immunomodulator compounds.In other aspects this invention relates to pharmaceutical compositions containingsuch compounds, and pharmacological methodsof using such com... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to imidazo[4,5-c]quinoline amine compounds. In another aspect this _invention_ _relates_ to immunomodulator compounds. In other aspects this invention relates to pharmaceutical compositions _containing_ such compounds, and pharmacological _methods_ of using such compound... |
This invention relates generally to extracellular signal molecules, and more particularly, relates to a member of the tumor necrosis factor (TNF) family of molecules designated as TREPA, reagents and methods for its detection as well as its use in therapeutics.
The TNF (tumor necrosis factor) family is an expanding set... | This invention relates generally to extracellular signal molecules, and more particularly, relates to a member of the tumor necrosis factor (TNF) family of molecules designated as TREPA, reagents and methods for its detection as well as its use in therapeutics. The TNF (tumor necrosis factor) family is an expanding set... | This invention relates generally to extracellular signal molecules, and more particularly, relates to a member of the tumor necrosis factor (TNF) family of molecules designated as TREPA, reagents and methods for its detection as well as its use in therapeutics. The TNF (tumor necrosis factor) fa,iPy is an expanding set... | This invention relates generally to extracellular signal molecules, and more particularly, relates to a member of the tumor necrosis factor (TNF) family of molecules designated as reagents for its detection as well as its use in therapeutics. The TNF (tumor necrosis factor) is an expanding of extracellular signaling mo... | THIS INVentiON reLates GENeraLlY To EXtRaCElLUlaR SIgNaL mOleCULes, ANd morE PARticUlARLY, ReLaTEs To a MEMBeR OF tHE tUmoR NEcRosis FACtoR (tnf) famILY OF moLeculEs deSIgnAtED aS Trepa, REaGENTS aNd mEThoDS foR Its dEtectION aS WELl as ITs uSe in TheRaPeutIcS.
tHe tNf (tUmoR necrOSiS FaCToR) fAMILY is An eXpandINg sET... | This invention relates generallytoextracellular signal molecules, and more particularly, relatesto a member of the tumor necrosis factor (TNF) family of molecules designated as TREPA, reagents andmethods for its detection as well as its use in therapeutics. The TNF (tumor necrosis factor)family is an e... | This invention relates generally to extracellular _signal_ molecules, and more particularly, relates to a member of the tumor necrosis factor (TNF) family of _molecules_ designated as TREPA, reagents _and_ methods _for_ its detection as well as its use in therapeutics. The TNF (tumor necrosis factor) family is an _expa... |
Synthetic oligonucleotides have been shown to regulate gene expression in cells. Thus, these molecules bind to target regions of nucleic acids and inhibit gene expression. They are useful to control infectious disease and have been used and tested in a variety of diseases or conditions associated with altered or aberra... | Synthetic oligonucleotides have been shown to regulate gene expression in cells. Thus, these molecules bind to target regions of nucleic acids and inhibit gene expression. They are useful to control infectious disease and have been used and tested in a variety of diseases or conditions associated with altered or aberra... | Synthetic oligonucleotides have been shown to regulate gene expression in cells. Thus, these molecules bind to target regions of nucleic acids and inhibit gene expression. They are useful to control infectious disease and have been used and tested in a variety of diseases or conditions associated with altered or aberra... | Synthetic oligonucleotides have been shown to regulate gene expression in cells. Thus, these molecules bind to target of nucleic acids and gene expression. They are useful to control infectious disease and been and tested a of diseases or conditions associated or aberrant gene such as cancers, hereditary disorders, and... | synthEtic olIGonUcLeoTIdEs HAVE BEEn sHOwn To REGulatE GEne eXPReSSION In CellS. Thus, THESe moLecUles BInD To taRGet rEgions OF nuclEIc ACiDs aNd INhiBIT geNE exprESsIon. theY aRE usEfUl To cONTrOl iNfeCtiOuS DISeAse AND Have bEEN UsED and TEsTEd iN A VaRIeTy OF dISEaSEs oR conDitIOnS aSsociaTed WITh alteRED oR abeRRA... | Synthetic oligonucleotides havebeen shown to regulategene expression in cells.Thus, these molecules bind to target regions ofnucleicacids and inhibit gene expression. They are useful tocontrol infectious disease and have been used andtested in a variety of diseases or conditions associated with al... | Synthetic oligonucleotides have _been_ shown to regulate gene expression in _cells._ Thus, these molecules bind to _target_ _regions_ of nucleic acids and inhibit _gene_ _expression._ _They_ are useful to control infectious disease _and_ have been used and _tested_ in a variety of diseases or conditions associated with... |
The present invention relates to a clamping device for interconnecting two elongate elements.
The clamping device has been devised particularly, although not necessarily solely, for use with surgical retractors.
In surgical operations requiring access to internal organs and bone structures, it is common to use retracto... | The present invention relates to a clamping device for interconnecting two elongate elements. The clamping device has been devised particularly, although not necessarily solely, for use with surgical retractors. In surgical operations requiring access to internal organs and bone structures, it is common to use retracto... | The present invention relates to a clamping device for interconnecting two elongate elements. The clamping device has been devised particularly, although not necessarily solely, for use with surgical retractors. In surgical operations requiring acceCz to internal organs and bone structures, it is common to use retracto... | The present invention relates to a clamping device for two elongate elements. The clamping device has been devised particularly, although not necessarily solely, with surgical retractors. In surgical operations requiring access to internal organs and bone structures, it is common to use retractors to hold back tissue a... | tHe PreseNt InveNTiON RelATES To A cLAmpInG dEvIce FOr InTercOnnecTINg tWO eloNGaTe elemENTS.
ThE ClAmPINg deVICE HaS been dEviSeD partIcULArlY, altHOugh NOT nECESsaRiLy sOleLY, for use witH SURgical RETraCtorS.
in SURgIcAl OpErATIonS RequIrinG ACCesS tO InteRnal OrGAns anD bONE stRUCTUres, IT IS ComMOn to USe rETrActO... | The present invention relates to a clamping device for interconnecting twoelongateelements. The clamping device has been devised particularly, although not necessarily solely, for use withsurgical retractors. In surgicaloperations requiring access to internal organs and bonestructures, it is common to u... | The _present_ invention relates _to_ a clamping _device_ for interconnecting two elongate elements. The _clamping_ device has been devised particularly, although not necessarily _solely,_ for _use_ _with_ surgical retractors. _In_ _surgical_ operations requiring _access_ to internal _organs_ and bone structures, it is ... |
As the integration degree of semiconductor devices has increased, the size and interval (pitch) of patterns constituting circuits has also been reduced. Accordingly, minute patterns should be formed. However, it can be difficult to form minute patterns that can be applied to semiconductor devices using, for example, a ... | As the integration degree of semiconductor devices has increased, the size and interval (pitch) of patterns constituting circuits has also been reduced. Accordingly, minute patterns should be formed. However, it can be difficult to form minute patterns that can be applied to semiconductor devices using, for example, a ... | As the integration degree of semiconductor dev7ceZ has increased, the dlze and interval (pitch) of patterns constituting circuits has a<sL been reduced. Accordingly, minute patterns should be formed. HoE4ver, it can be difficult to form minute pattRrms tna5 can be a9p>ied to semiconductor devicdW using, for exakp<e, a ... | As the integration degree of semiconductor devices has increased, the size and interval (pitch) of patterns constituting circuits has also been reduced. Accordingly, minute patterns should be formed. However, it can difficult to form minute patterns that can be applied to using, for example, a light source (245 nm) or ... | AS tHe INtEGraTIoN dEGrEe OF SemICOnDUcToR DEviCEs HAS INCrEaseD, THE sIzE anD iNteRVal (PITcH) oF patTErNS cONSTItUtiNg CIrCuits haS alsO BEeN ReDuCeD. accORDiNglY, mINuTe PATTErNs should bE fORMeD. hOweVeR, It Can Be difFIcult to FORM MINUTe pAttERns THaT CAn bE APpliEd To sEmIcOnducTor deVIcEs USIng, fOr ExAmpLE, a ... | As the integration degree of semiconductor devices has increased, thesize andinterval (pitch) of patternsconstituting circuits has also been reduced. Accordingly, minute patterns should be formed. However, it can be difficult to form minute patterns thatcan be applied to semiconductor devicesusing, for exampl... | As the _integration_ degree _of_ semiconductor devices has increased, the size and interval (pitch) of patterns constituting _circuits_ has also been reduced. Accordingly, minute patterns _should_ be formed. However, _it_ can be difficult to form minute patterns _that_ _can_ _be_ applied to semiconductor devices using,... |
A wireless communication device communicates with a serving wireless access node using a radio frequency (RF) signal over a wireless communication link. Typically, the wireless communication device continually receives transport level status metrics related to this RF signal, such as a carrier to interference plus nois... | A wireless communication device communicates with a serving wireless access node using a radio frequency (RF) signal over a wireless communication link. Typically, the wireless communication device continually receives transport level status metrics related to this RF signal, such as a carrier to interference plus nois... | A wireless communication device communicates with a serving wireless access node using a radio frequency (RF) signal over a wireless communication link. Typically, the wireless communication device continuak.y receives transport level status metrics related to this RF signal, such as a carrier to interference plus nois... | A wireless device communicates with a serving wireless access node using a frequency (RF) signal a wireless communication link. the wireless communication device continually receives transport level metrics related to RF signal, as a carrier to interference plus noise ratio (CINR) and a received signal strength indicat... | a WIRElESs COmmuNicAtioN devicE CoMMuNICAtES WItH a SErvIng wiReLEss ACCEsS Node usiNg A RaDIO FREquENCY (rf) SignAL OvEr A WIRElESs comMUnicATIon lInK. TyPicAlLy, The wIrElEsS coMMunICatiOn DEViCE COnTiNuaLly rEcEIveS TRaNspOrT leVEL StAtUs METrICs RElATEd TO ThIS RF sIgNAl, SuCh As a CaRRieR tO InTeRfErENce pLus NoIS... | A wirelesscommunication device communicates with a serving wireless access nodeusing a radio frequency (RF) signal over awireless communication link.Typically, the wireless communicationdevice continually receives transport level status metrics related to this RF signal, suchas acarrier to interference plus ... | _A_ wireless _communication_ device communicates with a serving wireless _access_ node using a radio _frequency_ (RF) signal over a wireless _communication_ link. Typically, the wireless _communication_ device continually receives transport level _status_ metrics related _to_ this RF signal, _such_ as a carrier to inte... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to the filed of mechanical pencils, especially to a side knock type mechanical pencil.
2. Description of the Related Art
Nowadays, the mechanical pencil can be used continuously by refilling the lead so that it is used frequently by the people when they work and study. T... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the filed of mechanical pencils, especially to a side knock type mechanical pencil. 2. Description of the Related Art Nowadays, the mechanical pencil can be used continuously by refilling the lead so that it is used frequently by the people when they work and study. T... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the tileW of mechanical penV&ls, especially to a side knock type mechanical pencil. 2. eescdiption of the Related Art Nowadays, the mechanical pencil can be used continuously by refilling the lead so that it is used frequently by the people qhWn they work and study. T... | 1. Field of Invention This invention relates to the filed of mechanical pencils, especially to a type mechanical pencil. 2. Description of the Related Art Nowadays, the mechanical can be used by refilling the lead so it is used frequently by the people when they work and study. The principle of mechanical pencils made ... | 1. fieLD of the iNVeNTiOn
THIs iNVEnTion rElATES tO THE FiLed of mEchANical PeNcIlS, ESPEcIALly TO a sidE KNoCk TyPE mEcHANiCAL pEnCIL.
2. dEScriPtiOn oF the rElaTeD ArT
nOwAdayS, The MeCHaNiCaL pencIl CAn bE uSED contInuoUsly by RefIllING THE LEAD SO thAt IT is USED FReqUeNTLY By The PEOplE wHen tHEY work And Study. T... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the filed of mechanical pencils, especially to a side knock type mechanical pencil. 2. Description of the Related ArtNowadays, the mechanical pencil can be usedcontinuously by refilling the leadsothat it is usedfrequently by the peoplewhen they work ... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention This invention relates to the filed of _mechanical_ pencils, especially to _a_ side knock _type_ mechanical pencil. _2._ Description _of_ the _Related_ Art Nowadays, the mechanical pencil can be _used_ continuously by _refilling_ the lead so that _it_ is used frequently by the people when ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor device using a thin film transistor (TFT) mounted on an insulating substrate such as a glass plate, and more particularly to a semiconductor device which can be utilized in an active matrix type liquid crystal displaying unit, or the similar mat... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device using a thin film transistor (TFT) mounted on an insulating substrate such as a glass plate, and more particularly to a semiconductor device which can be utilized in an active matrix type liquid crystal displaying unit, or the similar mat... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device using a thin film transistor (TFT) mounted on an insulating substrate such as a glass plate, and more particularly to a semiconductor device which can be utilized in an active matrix type liquid crystal displaying unit, or the similar mat... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates semiconductor device using a thin film transistor (TFT) mounted on an insulating substrate such as a glass plate, and more particularly to a semiconductor which can be utilized in active matrix type liquid crystal displaying unit, the similar matrix circuit. 2. De... | 1. FiElD of the iNVenTiOn
THe PREsENt INVenTioN rElAtES To A SeMiCoNdUCtor deVICe using A tHIN fILM TrANSIsTor (tfT) mounTED ON AN inSULAtiNG substRate suCh as a GLAss pLAte, aNd MOre parTIcULARLY to a SEMicOnDUctoR device wHIcH CaN Be uTiLIzeD IN An aCTIve maTriX type liQuID CRysTal DISpLAyiNg unIt, Or ThE simIlar Mat... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to a semiconductor device using a thin film transistor (TFT) mounted on an insulating substrate such as a glass plate, and more particularly to asemiconductor device which can be utilized in an active matrix type liquid crystal displaying unit, or... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to a _semiconductor_ _device_ using a thin film _transistor_ (TFT) mounted on an insulating _substrate_ such as a _glass_ plate, and more particularly _to_ a semiconductor _device_ which can be utilized _in_ an _active_ matrix _type_ _liquid_ crystal displayin... |
The Generic Routing Encapsulation (“GRE”) protocol can be used to establish a tunnel between two devices on a computer network. The tunnel can be a virtual data link between the two devices, and it can be created by encapsulating one data packet inside another data packet and by adding additional tunnel packet headers.... | The Generic Routing Encapsulation (“GRE”) protocol can be used to establish a tunnel between two devices on a computer network. The tunnel can be a virtual data link between the two devices, and it can be created by encapsulating one data packet inside another data packet and by adding additional tunnel packet headers.... | The Generic Routing Encapsulation (“ GRE ”) protocol can be used to establish a tunnel between two devices on a computer network. The tunnel can be a virtual data link between the two devices, and it can be created by encapsulating one data packet inside another data packet and by aXdiBg additional tunnel packet headdd... | The Generic Encapsulation (“GRE”) can be used to establish a tunnel between two devices on a computer network. The can be a virtual data link between the two devices, and it can be created by encapsulating one data inside another data and by adding additional tunnel packet headers. One common type of GRE tunnel is IP-i... | the gEneriC RouTinG encApSuLATION (“GRe”) PRotOcOL cAN BE USEd TO EsTabliSh a TuNnEl bEtWeen tWo dEviCEs ON A cOMPUTEr NETwOrk. THe tUnNEL cAN be A vIRTuAL dAtA linK BetWEEN THe TWo DeViCES, and IT cAN bE cREAtEd by eNCAPsulAtiNg ONe daTa PackEt INSiDE aNOTheR dATa PackEt And By ADding aDdItiOnAL TuNNEl pAcket HEaDErs.... | The Generic Routing Encapsulation (“GRE”) protocol can be used to establish a tunnel between two deviceson a computer network. The tunnel can be a virtual datalink between the two devices, and it can be created by encapsulating one data packetinsideanother data packet and byadding additional tunnel ... | The Generic _Routing_ Encapsulation (“GRE”) _protocol_ can _be_ used to establish _a_ tunnel between _two_ devices on a computer network. _The_ tunnel can _be_ a virtual data _link_ between the _two_ devices, and it can be created by encapsulating _one_ data packet inside another data packet and _by_ adding additional ... |
The present invention relates to a mechanism for adjusting an angle at which a movable member is fixed to a fixed member, for use on an adjustable-angle seat back, for example, and more particularly to such a fixed-angle adjusting mechanism composed of a fixed member and a movable member angularly movably mounted on th... | The present invention relates to a mechanism for adjusting an angle at which a movable member is fixed to a fixed member, for use on an adjustable-angle seat back, for example, and more particularly to such a fixed-angle adjusting mechanism composed of a fixed member and a movable member angularly movably mounted on th... | The present invention relates to a mechanism for adjusting an angle at which a kovablf member is fixed to a fixed member, for use on an adjustable - angle seat back, for example, and more particularly to such a fixed - angle adjusting mechanism composed of a fixed member and a movable member angularly movably mounted o... | The present invention relates a mechanism for adjusting an angle at which a movable member is fixed to a fixed member, for use on an adjustable-angle seat back, for example, and particularly to such a fixed-angle adjusting mechanism composed of a fixed a member angularly movably mounted on the member, the fixed and mov... | tHe pREseNT INvEntion relATES To A mEChAnISm FOr AdjuSTing AN angLe aT wHICh a MovAble mEMbEr is FiXed tO A fIxed mEMBER, fOr uSe oN An adjUstabLe-angle seaT bacK, FoR EXaMplE, anD MOre PaRtIcULaRLy tO sUch A FIXed-AngLe adJUSTInG mEchAnISm ComposEd Of A FIXED mEmbeR and a movaBle MEmber aNgulARlY MoVAbLy MOuNTED On TH... | The present invention relates to a mechanism for adjusting an angle at whicha movable member is fixedto a fixed member, for use on an adjustable-angle seat back, for example,and more particularly to such afixed-angle adjusting mechanism composed of a fixedmember and a movable member angul... | The present invention _relates_ to a mechanism for adjusting _an_ angle _at_ _which_ _a_ movable _member_ is _fixed_ to a _fixed_ member, for _use_ on _an_ adjustable-angle seat back, for _example,_ and more particularly _to_ such a fixed-angle _adjusting_ mechanism composed of a fixed member _and_ a movable member ang... |
a) Field of the Invention
The invention relates to an adjustable steering column for a motor vehicle with a setting part displaceable in at least one setting direction for setting the position of the steering column, a holding part nondisplaceable in this setting direction, a securement device, in the opened state of w... | a) Field of the Invention The invention relates to an adjustable steering column for a motor vehicle with a setting part displaceable in at least one setting direction for setting the position of the steering column, a holding part nondisplaceable in this setting direction, a securement device, in the opened state of w... | a) Field of the Invention The invention relates to an adjustable steering column for a motor vehicle with a setting part displaceable in at least one setting direction for setting the position of the steering column, a holding part nondisplaceable in this setting direction, a securement device, in the opened state of w... | a) Field of the Invention The invention relates to an adjustable steering column for a motor vehicle with a setting part displaceable in at least one for setting the the a holding part nondisplaceable in this setting direction, a securement device, in the opened state of which the setting part is displaceable with resp... | a) FiEld OF tHe InvEnTIoN
The INVeNTION rElaTes tO an AdJUstAble STEeRinG cOLUmN FOR a motor veHicle witH a settINg part dIspLaCeablE In at lEaSt onE SetTiNg DiRECtION for sETTiNg THE pOsItIOn OF THE steerIng cOLuMN, A holDing PART nONDIsPlaceabLe iN ThIs SeTTIng diREctiOn, A SECuREMenT devICE, in tHe oPEnEd STATE OF w... | a) Field of the Invention The invention relates to anadjustable steering column for amotor vehicle with a setting part displaceable in at least one setting direction for setting the position of the steering column, aholdingpart nondisplaceable in thissetting direction, a securementdevice, in the opened... | a) Field _of_ the _Invention_ The invention relates _to_ _an_ _adjustable_ steering column for a motor vehicle with a setting part displaceable in at _least_ one setting direction for setting the position of the steering _column,_ a holding part nondisplaceable in this setting direction, a securement device, in the ope... |
This invention relates generally to determining performance of communication channels, and more particularly to evaluating effects of technical characteristics of a communication channel with user perception of the communication channel's performance.
Various systems provide an increasing amount of content to client de... | This invention relates generally to determining performance of communication channels, and more particularly to evaluating effects of technical characteristics of a communication channel with user perception of the communication channel's performance. Various systems provide an increasing amount of content to client de... | This invention relates geMDrally to determining performance of communication channels, and more particularly to evaluating effects of technical characteristics of a communication channel with user perception of the communication channel ' s performance. Various systems provide an increasing amount of content to client ... | This invention relates generally to determining performance of communication and more particularly to evaluating effects of technical characteristics of a channel with user perception the communication channel's performance. Various increasing amount content to devices for presentation to users via one or more networks... | tHIs INVEnTIoN reLAtES GeNEraLLy to dETErMINiNG perFormAnCE of COMMUNICaTIOn cHaNNEls, anD mOrE ParticUlARLy TO EvALUaTINg EfFeCTs OF techNIcAL CHaraCteRistics OF A COmMUNIcAtion chaNnEl with USEr PercEpTION OF THe comMUNicatIoN ChaNnEl's performaNce.
VArIOUS SYstEMS ProviDE an INcrEASIng aMouNt Of ConteNt tO CLieNT De... | This inventionrelates generally to determining performance of communication channels, and moreparticularly to evaluating effects of technical characteristics of acommunication channel with user perception of the communicationchannel's performance. Various systems provide an increasing amount of content to cli... | This invention _relates_ _generally_ to determining performance of _communication_ channels, and _more_ _particularly_ to _evaluating_ effects of technical characteristics of a communication channel with _user_ _perception_ _of_ the communication _channel's_ _performance._ Various _systems_ provide _an_ increasing amou... |
1. Technical Field
Aspects of this document relate generally to cranes. More specific implementations involve davit cranes and gantry cranes.
2. Background Art
Cranes are used in many industries for a variety of applications. Typically, a crane is used to hold, lift, or lower a load and/or to move the load to another l... | 1. Technical Field Aspects of this document relate generally to cranes. More specific implementations involve davit cranes and gantry cranes. 2. Background Art Cranes are used in many industries for a variety of applications. Typically, a crane is used to hold, lift, or lower a load and/or to move the load to another l... | 1. Technical Field Aspects of this dKcumen5 gRlate generally to cranes. More spesifis implementations involve rav*t cranes and gantry cranes. 2. Background Art Cranes are used in many indus6riws for a variety of applications. Typically, a crane is used to hold, ,&ft, or lower a load and / or to move the ?oae to another... | 1. Technical Field Aspects of this document relate generally to cranes. More specific implementations involve davit cranes and gantry cranes. 2. Art Cranes are used in many for a of applications. Typically, a crane is used to hold, or lower load and/or to move the to another location. Various types of cranes exist, suc... | 1. tEchNicAL FieLd
asPeCTS OF THiS DocUmenT reLATe GENErALLy TO CrAnES. mOre specIFiC ImPlEmEntatIonS iNvolvE DaVIT craNEs AND gaNTrY Cranes.
2. bACKGRouND ART
craNES aRE usED In mAny indUSTRIes fOR A vArietY oF apPlicAtiONs. tYpicALLY, A craNE is uSed tO hOlD, LIfT, or lOweR a lOAD anD/or To move tHE LoAd To AnOtHer l... | 1. Technical Field Aspects of this document relate generallyto cranes. More specific implementationsinvolve davit cranes and gantry cranes. 2.Background Art Cranes are used inmany industriesfor a variety of applications. Typically, a crane is used tohold, lift, or lower a load and/or to move theload to... | 1. Technical Field Aspects of this document relate _generally_ _to_ _cranes._ _More_ specific implementations involve davit cranes and gantry cranes. 2. Background Art Cranes are used in many _industries_ for a _variety_ of applications. Typically, a crane _is_ used to hold, _lift,_ or lower a load and/or to move the l... |
Proximity sensors or detectors of the foregoing type typically use radio frequency (RF) or infrared (IR) transmitters and receivers facing in a common direction so that RF or IR energy emitted by the transmitter is reflected back to the receiver when an object is present proximate the detector. Conventional systems of ... | Proximity sensors or detectors of the foregoing type typically use radio frequency (RF) or infrared (IR) transmitters and receivers facing in a common direction so that RF or IR energy emitted by the transmitter is reflected back to the receiver when an object is present proximate the detector. Conventional systems of ... | ProC7mity sFnsIrs or detectors of the foregoing type typically use radio frequency (RF) or infrared (IR) transmitters and receivers facing in a common direction so that RF or IR energy $miFted by the transji^ter is reflected back to the receiFeT when an object is present proximate the detector. Conventional systems of ... | sensors or detectors of the foregoing type typically use radio frequency (RF) or infrared (IR) transmitters and receivers facing in a common direction RF or IR energy emitted by the transmitter is reflected back to the receiver an object is present the detector. Conventional systems of this type relying on energy from ... | proxImitY senSoRs oR DEteCToRS OF tHE fOrEGoING tYPe TYpIcAllY use RaDiO FrEQUency (rf) Or InfRArED (ir) TrANSmItTers AnD RecEiVErs fAciNg iN A CoMMOn dIRecTIoN so THaT rf or IR enErgy emItTed BY The TrAnsmIttER is ReFLECTeD bACk TO tHe rEcEIVEr WheN AN oBJeCt iS PreSEnT PRoxiMaTe thE dETector. COnventIoNAl sysTEms oF ... | Proximitysensors or detectors of the foregoing type typically use radio frequency (RF) or infrared (IR) transmitters and receiversfacing in a common direction so that RF or IRenergyemitted by the transmitter is reflectedback to the receiver when an objectis present proximate the detector. Con... | Proximity sensors or detectors of the foregoing type _typically_ _use_ radio frequency _(RF)_ _or_ infrared (IR) transmitters and _receivers_ facing in a _common_ direction so that RF or _IR_ energy emitted by the _transmitter_ is reflected back to the receiver when an _object_ is _present_ proximate the detector. Conv... |
Transmission of information by the use of light over optical fibers is widely used in long-haul telecommunication systems. Optical signals are generated, transported along optical fibers and detected to regenerate the original electronic signal with as little change as possible. Fibers are substituted for other transmi... | Transmission of information by the use of light over optical fibers is widely used in long-haul telecommunication systems. Optical signals are generated, transported along optical fibers and detected to regenerate the original electronic signal with as little change as possible. Fibers are substituted for other transmi... | Transmission of information by the use of light over optical fibers is widely used in long - haul telecommunication systems. Optical signals are generated, transported along optical fibers and detected to regenerate the original electronic signal with as little change as possible. Fibers are substituted for other trans... | Transmission information by the use of over optical fibers is widely used in long-haul telecommunication systems. Optical signals are generated, transported fibers detected to regenerate the original electronic signal with as little change as Fibers are substituted other transmission media and all signal processing don... | TRaNSMISsIOn Of iNforMaTiOn bY the uSe OF ligHt OVeR OptICal FiberS is WideLY uSed iN lOnG-hAUL tELEcommuNiCAtION syStEMS. OPTICaL SigNAls ARe GENERatED, tRaNspOrTED AlonG OPTIcal fIBERs aNd DeteCTeD tO rEgENerATe ThE OrigInAL ELecTroNic sigNAL WIth as lITTle CHANGE aS pOsSiblE. fiBERs Are subSTiTuteD FOr oThEr tRANSMI... | Transmissionofinformationby the use of lightover optical fibers is widely used in long-haul telecommunication systems. Optical signals aregenerated, transported along optical fibers and detected to regenerate the original electronic signal withas littlechange as possible.Fibers are substituted for other... | Transmission of information by the use _of_ light over optical fibers is widely used in _long-haul_ telecommunication systems. Optical signals are generated, transported along optical fibers and detected to regenerate the original electronic signal with _as_ little change _as_ possible. Fibers are substituted for other... |
This invention relates to a building block and more particularly to a modular building block which can be used for constructing various structures such as windows, walls, floors, etc.
In U.S. Pat. No. 3,024,880 there is shown a building panel unit which is constructed of an outer frame 13 with an inner gridwork provide... | This invention relates to a building block and more particularly to a modular building block which can be used for constructing various structures such as windows, walls, floors, etc. In U.S. Pat. No. 3,024,880 there is shown a building panel unit which is constructed of an outer frame 13 with an inner gridwork provide... | This invention relates to a building block and more particularly to a modular building block which can be used for constructing various structures such as windows, walls, floors, etc. In U. S. Pat. No. 3, 024, 880 there is shown a building panel unit which is constructed of an outer frame 13 with an inner gridwork prov... | This invention relates to a building block more particularly to a modular building block which can be used for constructing structures such as floors, etc. In U.S. Pat. No. 3,024,880 there is shown a building panel unit which is constructed an outer frame 13 with an inner gridwork provided by innerlocking longitudinal ... | ThiS INveNTion relAteS TO A BuILDING BloCk aND morE pArticUlARly To a modULAR BuIlDiNg BlOcK WHIch caN bE used FOR coNStruCTinG VARioUs StRUcturES suCh AS wINDoWs, walls, flooRs, etc.
in u.s. PAt. No. 3,024,880 THere iS ShOwN A BuiLdiNg PanEl unIT WhIcH IS CONStruCteD oF AN ouTeR frame 13 WIth an iNnEr GriDwork proviDe... | This invention relates to abuilding block and moreparticularly to amodular building block which can be used for constructing various structures such as windows, walls, floors, etc. In U.S. Pat. No. 3,024,880there is shown a buildingpanel unit which is constructed of an outer frame 13 withan inner gridworkprovi... | This _invention_ relates to a _building_ block and more _particularly_ to a modular building block which _can_ be used _for_ constructing _various_ structures such as windows, walls, floors, etc. In U.S. _Pat._ _No._ 3,024,880 there is shown _a_ building panel unit which is constructed of an outer frame _13_ with an in... |
The concept “system LSI” of a plurality of large-scale integrated circuits (LSIs) on a common substrate has recently been brought in and various methods of designing system LSIs have also been proposed. System LSIs in particular have the advantage of being realized as a wide variety of multifunctional semiconductor dev... | The concept “system LSI” of a plurality of large-scale integrated circuits (LSIs) on a common substrate has recently been brought in and various methods of designing system LSIs have also been proposed. System LSIs in particular have the advantage of being realized as a wide variety of multifunctional semiconductor dev... | The concept “ system LSI ” of a plurality of large - scale integrated circuits (LSIs) on a common substrate has recently been brought in and various methods of designing system LSIs have also been proposed. System LSIs in particular have the advantage of being realized as a wide variety of multifunctional semiconductor... | The concept “system LSI” of a plurality large-scale circuits (LSIs) on a common substrate has recently brought in and various methods of designing system LSIs have also been proposed. System LSIs in particular have the advantage of being realized as a wide variety of multifunctional semiconductor devices on an extremel... | THe concePT “SySTEm LsI” oF a plUrAliTy OF large-SCAle IntEgRaTeD CIRCuITs (lsIs) ON a cOmMon substRaTE hAS rECENtlY BEEN brouGht IN aNd vaRIOus metHODS of dEsigNInG System lsIS haVE Also beEn pROposed. sysTEm lsIS In PArtICULar haVE thE aDvANTaGE oF bEing reaLIZed aS A wIDE VarIetY of muLTIFuNCtiOnAl sEMIcOndUctoR DEv... | Theconcept “system LSI” of a plurality of large-scale integrated circuits (LSIs)on a common substratehas recently been brought in and various methods ofdesigning system LSIs have also been proposed. System LSIs in particular have the advantage of being realizedas a widevariety of multifunctional s... | The concept “system LSI” _of_ _a_ _plurality_ of large-scale integrated circuits (LSIs) _on_ a common substrate _has_ recently been brought in and various methods of designing system LSIs have also been proposed. _System_ _LSIs_ _in_ particular have the advantage of being _realized_ as a wide variety of multifunctional... |
The present invention relates to a new and distinct perennial variety of Callistemon viminalis, which has been given the variety denomination of ‘KPS38’. Its market class is that of an ornamental shrub. ‘KPS38’ is intended for use in landscaping as an accent shrub, hedge, or small tree.
Parentage: The Callistemon vimin... | The present invention relates to a new and distinct perennial variety of Callistemon viminalis, which has been given the variety denomination of ‘KPS38’. Its market class is that of an ornamental shrub. ‘KPS38’ is intended for use in landscaping as an accent shrub, hedge, or small tree. Parentage: The Callistemon vimin... | The present invention relates to a new and distinct perennial variety of Callistemon viminalis, which has been given the variety denomination of ‘ KPS38 ’. Its market class is that of an prnamdntal shrub. ‘ KPS38 ’ is intended for use in landscaping as an accent shrub, Mfdge, or sjal; tree. Parentage: The Callistemon v... | The present invention relates to a new and distinct perennial variety Callistemon viminalis, which has been given the variety denomination of ‘KPS38’. Its market class is that of an ornamental shrub. ‘KPS38’ is intended for use landscaping as accent shrub, hedge, or small tree. Parentage: The Callistemon viminalis vari... | the prEsENt InvEnTiOn ReLATEs To A NeW ANd dIsTINCt peRENNiAl vARiETy Of CaLLiStEMon vimiNALis, wHiCH haS BEEN GIveN tHE VaRietY dENoMinAtIoN OF ‘KpS38’. ITS marKET cLasS Is tHAT Of AN orNAMental ShRUB. ‘kps38’ IS InTeNDEd fOR Use IN landscAPInG AS an AcCEnT shRUb, HEDgE, oR SmAlL tREE.
PArENtAGe: thE caLlistEmon vimin... | The present invention relates to a new and distinctperennialvariety of Callistemon viminalis, which has beengiven the varietydenomination of ‘KPS38’. Its market class is that of an ornamental shrub. ‘KPS38’ is intended for use in landscaping as an accent shrub, hedge, orsmall tree. Parentage: The C... | The _present_ invention relates to a _new_ and distinct _perennial_ variety of Callistemon viminalis, which has been given the variety denomination of ‘KPS38’. Its market class is that _of_ an ornamental shrub. ‘KPS38’ _is_ intended for _use_ in landscaping as an _accent_ shrub, hedge, or small tree. _Parentage:_ The C... |
Not applicable.
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to the development of electronic countermeasures and is directed more particularly to an assembly for launching undersea warfare countermeasures which serve as decoys and to jam and confuse sonar systems of submarines and torpedoes.
2. Description of the P... | Not applicable. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to the development of electronic countermeasures and is directed more particularly to an assembly for launching undersea warfare countermeasures which serve as decoys and to jam and confuse sonar systems of submarines and torpedoes. 2. Description of the P... | Not applicable. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to the development of electronic countermeasures and is directed more particularly to an assembly for launching undersea warfare countermeasures which serve as decoys and to jam and confuse sonar systems of submarines and torpedoes. 2. Description of the P... | Not applicable. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to the development of countermeasures and is directed more particularly to an assembly launching warfare countermeasures which serve as decoys and to jam confuse sonar systems submarines and torpedoes. 2. of the Prior Art Acoustic countermeasure devices ha... | NOT ApPliCAbLe.
1. FIELd OF THE INvEntion
tHE inVENtiOn relATes to tHE deVElOpmENt Of eLeCTrONIc COuntERMEaSurES ANd Is DirectED moRE paRtICUlarlY To An ASSEmblY fOR LauNcHiNg uNdersEA WARfare COuNtERmEaSuRES wHich SERvE aS dECOYS ANd tO Jam AnD CoNFuse soNar sYsTemS oF SuBmARiNES ANd ToRpeDoES.
2. DESCriPTiOn oF The P... | Not applicable. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relatesto the development of electronic countermeasures and is directed more particularly to an assembly for launchingundersea warfarecountermeasureswhich serve as decoys and to jam and confuse sonar systemsof submarinesand torpedoes. 2. Description ... | Not _applicable._ 1. Field of the Invention _The_ invention relates to the development _of_ electronic countermeasures and is directed _more_ particularly to _an_ assembly for _launching_ _undersea_ warfare _countermeasures_ which serve as decoys and to jam and confuse sonar systems of _submarines_ and torpedoes. 2. De... |
During the production of high purity metals, for example silicon (Si) or titanium (Ti), many by-products may be produced. One by-product in particular is sodium fluoride (NaF). In current production of high purity Si, NaF is typically packaged and sold. It is used for hydrofluoric acid (HF) production, water fluoridati... | During the production of high purity metals, for example silicon (Si) or titanium (Ti), many by-products may be produced. One by-product in particular is sodium fluoride (NaF). In current production of high purity Si, NaF is typically packaged and sold. It is used for hydrofluoric acid (HF) production, water fluoridati... | During the production of high purity metals, for example silicon (Si) or titanium (Ti ), many by - products may be produced. One by - product in particular is sodium fluoride (NaF ). In current production of high purity Si, NaF is typically packaged and sold. It is used for hydrofluoric acid (HF) prowuVtion, water fluo... | During the high purity metals, for example (Si) or titanium (Ti), many by-products may be produced. One in particular is sodium fluoride (NaF). current production high purity Si, NaF is typically packaged and sold. It is used for hydrofluoric acid production, water fluoridation, as an additive in tooth paste, and the l... | DurINg The proDUCTION of hIGH puRItY metaLS, for exampLE SILiCON (Si) or TiTAniUM (ti), MANy by-prOdUcTs MaY bE PRoDUced. One By-PrOdUCT IN ParticUlar iS SOdIuM flUOride (naF). iN CuRRENt proDUCtIoN of hIgH PurIty sI, nAF IS TYPIcAlly PAckaGEd aND soLd. iT Is uSEd FOr HydROFluORic aCiD (hF) PRODuCTiOn, WAtER fLUoridAtI... | During the production of high purity metals, for example silicon (Si) or titanium (Ti),many by-products maybe produced. One by-product inparticular is sodium fluoride (NaF). In current production of high purity Si, NaF is typically packaged and sold. It is usedfor hydrofluoric acid (HF) production, ... | During the production of high purity _metals,_ for example silicon _(Si)_ or titanium (Ti), many by-products may _be_ _produced._ One by-product _in_ particular is sodium fluoride (NaF). _In_ current production _of_ high purity Si, _NaF_ is typically packaged _and_ sold. _It_ _is_ used for hydrofluoric acid (HF) produc... |
The concept of providing lean air/fuel mixtures to engines is not new. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 1,916,938 which issued Jul. 4, 1933 describes the use of a by-pass air conduit in a carbureted engine to reduce the amount of fuel in the air/fuel mixture to increase the efficiency of the engine. In the '938 patent, the s... | The concept of providing lean air/fuel mixtures to engines is not new. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 1,916,938 which issued Jul. 4, 1933 describes the use of a by-pass air conduit in a carbureted engine to reduce the amount of fuel in the air/fuel mixture to increase the efficiency of the engine. In the '938 patent, the a... | The concept of providing lean air / fuel mixtures to engines is not new. For example, U. S. Pat. No. 1, 916, 938 which issued Jul. 4, 1933 describes the use of a by - pass air conduit in a carbureted engine to reduce the amount of fuel in the air / fuel mixture to increase the efficiency of the engine. In the ' 938 pat... | The concept of providing lean air/fuel mixtures to engines is not new. example, U.S. Pat. No. 1,916,938 issued Jul. 4, 1933 describes the of a by-pass air conduit in a carbureted engine the amount of fuel in the air/fuel mixture to increase the efficiency of the engine. In the '938 patent, the system described utilizes... | The coNCEpT Of PrOVIdiNG lEan aIr/fueL MIXtuRes TO engInES is NOt nEw. For ExamplE, u.s. PAt. NO. 1,916,938 whiCh iSSUeD JuL. 4, 1933 desCrIBes The usE oF A By-pASs air COnDuit iN a cARBUrEtEd ENGiNE tO REDuce tHE AmouNT of FUEL iN THE AIR/fUEl mIXTUre to inCreAsE ThE EFficiEnCY oF tHe enGInE. in tHe '938 PAtEnt, tHE S... | The concept of providing lean air/fuel mixturesto engines is not new. For example, U.S.Pat. No. 1,916,938 which issuedJul. 4,1933 describes the use of aby-pass air conduit in a carbureted engine to reduce the amountof fuel in theair/fuel mixture to increase the efficiencyof the engine. In the '... | The _concept_ of _providing_ lean air/fuel mixtures to engines is not _new._ For example, _U.S._ Pat. No. 1,916,938 which issued Jul. 4, 1933 _describes_ the use _of_ a by-pass air conduit in _a_ carbureted engine _to_ _reduce_ the _amount_ of _fuel_ in the _air/fuel_ mixture _to_ increase the efficiency _of_ the engin... |
The present invention relates to techniques for manufacturing semiconductor devices, and relates to a technique effectively applied to the technique for manufacturing resin-sealed semiconductor devices, for example.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-257291 describes a technique, in which a brazing material, such as so... | The present invention relates to techniques for manufacturing semiconductor devices, and relates to a technique effectively applied to the technique for manufacturing resin-sealed semiconductor devices, for example. Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-257291 describes a technique, in which a brazing material, such as so... | The present invention relates to techniques for manufacturing semiconductor devices, and relates to a technique effectively applied to the technique for manufacturing resin - sealed semiconductor devices, for example. Japanese Patent Laid - Open No. 2001 - 257291 describes a technique, in which a brazing material, such... | The present invention relates to techniques for manufacturing semiconductor devices, and relates to a technique effectively applied the technique for manufacturing resin-sealed semiconductor devices, for example. Japanese Patent No. 2001-257291 describes a technique, in which a brazing material, as is used for coupling... | THe pRESeNt InventION rElateS TO TEChnIQUEs FOR mAnUfACTuriNg SEmIcOnduCTor DEVIceS, AND reLAtes to a TEcHniqUe eFFEctIVElY APpLied To The TeCHnIQue for mANUfaCturing reSin-SeALED semIcONducToR dEViCEs, FOr exampLe.
jApaNesE PAteNt LAID-Open No. 2001-257291 DesCrIBEs a TechnIQUE, iN which a bRaZIng maTERiAl, SuCH As So... | The present invention relates totechniques for manufacturing semiconductor devices, and relates to a technique effectively applied to the technique for manufacturing resin-sealed semiconductor devices, forexample. Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-257291 describes a technique, inwhich a brazing... | _The_ present invention _relates_ to techniques for manufacturing semiconductor devices, _and_ relates _to_ a _technique_ effectively applied to the technique _for_ manufacturing resin-sealed semiconductor devices, for _example._ Japanese Patent Laid-Open _No._ _2001-257291_ describes a technique, in which a _brazing_ ... |
1. Field
This disclosure relates generally to level shifters used in integrated circuits, especially ones requiring significantly higher voltages than are used by the normal logic transistors.
2. Related Art
Non-volatile memories (NVMs) typically require higher voltages than the power supply used for the logic transist... | 1. Field This disclosure relates generally to level shifters used in integrated circuits, especially ones requiring significantly higher voltages than are used by the normal logic transistors. 2. Related Art Non-volatile memories (NVMs) typically require higher voltages than the power supply used for the logic transist... | 1. Field This disclosure relates generally to level shifters used in integrated circuits, especially ones requiring significantly higher voltages than are used by the normal logic transistors. 2. RelaRec Art Non - volatile memories (NVMs) typically require higher voltages than the power supply used for the logic transi... | 1. Field This relates generally to level shifters used in integrated circuits, especially ones requiring significantly higher voltages than are used by the normal logic transistors. 2. Related Art Non-volatile memories (NVMs) typically require voltages than the power supply used for the logic transistors. logic transis... | 1. FIeLd
ThIS diScLOSure ReLatES GENeRally TO levEl ShIfters USeD in intEgRaTEd CirCUitS, ESPEcIaLLy oNeS reqUirINg SiGNificanTLY HIgheR voLTAGeS tHaN ArE uSeD By ThE NorMAl Logic tRAnSIsTorS.
2. reLAted ArT
nON-voLATilE mEmORies (NVms) tYPICally rEqUIre HighER VOltageS thaN THe pOWer SUppLy uSEd FoR the lOGIc tRaNsist... | 1. Field This disclosure relates generally tolevel shifters used in integrated circuits, especially ones requiring significantly highervoltages than are used bythe normal logic transistors. 2. Related ArtNon-volatilememories (NVMs) typicallyrequire higher voltagesthan thepower supply used for the ... | 1. Field This disclosure relates generally to _level_ shifters used in integrated circuits, especially ones _requiring_ significantly higher voltages than are used _by_ _the_ normal logic _transistors._ 2. Related _Art_ Non-volatile memories _(NVMs)_ _typically_ require higher voltages _than_ the _power_ supply used fo... |
Throughout this specification, the term “particle” refers to the constituents of liquid sample aliquots that may be molecules of varying types and sizes, nanoparticles, virus like particles, liposomes, emulsions, bacteria, colloids, etc. Their size range may lie between 1 nm and several thousand micrometers.
The separa... | Throughout this specification, the term “particle” refers to the constituents of liquid sample aliquots that may be molecules of varying types and sizes, nanoparticles, virus like particles, liposomes, emulsions, bacteria, colloids, etc. Their size range may lie between 1 nm and several thousand micrometers. The separa... | Throughout this specification, the term “ particle ” refers to the constituents of liquid sample aliquots that may be molecules of varying types and sizes, nanoparticles, virus like particles, liposomes, emulsions, bacteria, colloids, etc. Their size range may lie between 1 nm and several thousand micrometers. The sepa... | this specification, the term refers to the constituents of liquid sample aliquots that may be molecules of varying types and sizes, nanoparticles, virus like particles, liposomes, emulsions, bacteria, colloids, etc. Their size range may lie between 1 nm and several thousand micrometers. The separation of particles in a... | THrOUgHout THiS sPEcIFiCaTIon, THE TerM “PaRtICLe” ReFers to tHE ConStITuenTs of LiQUID samplE alIQuoTs thAt may bE MOLEcuLES oF vaRYING tYPES AND siZEs, NAnopaRtIcLes, vIRus lIke PArTiclES, lIpOSOmes, EMuLSIoNS, bACteRIa, CoLLOIdS, Etc. theiR siZE rangE May liE BeTweeN 1 nM AND SEVerAL THouSAND miCRoMetErs.
The SEParA... | Throughout this specification, the term “particle” refersto the constituents of liquid sample aliquots that may bemolecules of varying types and sizes, nanoparticles,virus like particles, liposomes, emulsions,bacteria, colloids, etc. Their size range may lie between 1 nm and several thousand micrometers. ... | Throughout _this_ specification, the term “particle” refers _to_ _the_ constituents of liquid sample aliquots that may be molecules of _varying_ types _and_ sizes, nanoparticles, virus like particles, liposomes, emulsions, _bacteria,_ _colloids,_ etc. _Their_ _size_ range may _lie_ between 1 nm _and_ several thousand _... |
1. Field Of The Invention
The present invention relates generally to transfer metallization of various substrates and more specifically to the creation of electrically conductive and semi-conductive patterns through transfer metallization techniques.
2. Description Of The Prior Art
The manufacture of various electronic... | 1. Field Of The Invention The present invention relates generally to transfer metallization of various substrates and more specifically to the creation of electrically conductive and semi-conductive patterns through transfer metallization techniques. 2. Description Of The Prior Art The manufacture of various electronic... | 1. Field Of The Invention The present invention relates generally to transfer metallization of various substrates and more specifically to the creation of electrically conductive and semi - conductive patterns through transfer metallization techniques. 2. Description Of The Prior Art The manufacture of various electron... | 1. Field Of The The present invention relates generally to transfer metallization of substrates and more specifically to the creation of electrically conductive and semi-conductive patterns through transfer metallization techniques. 2. Description Of The Prior Art The manufacture of various electronic devices such as p... | 1. fiELd oF the iNVENTIoN
tHe PResEnt InvenTiOn relAteS gENErAllY TO TrAnsfeR MEtaLLiZATioN of vARIous SUBsTRaTES and MoRe SpEciFicALLy tO ThE cREaTioN OF eLecTrIcAlLY CoNdUCTIve anD Semi-cONdUctIvE PaTtERnS tHROugh TraNsFeR mETalLizaTIon teChNIquEs.
2. DEscRiPTIOn oF the pRIor Art
THe ManufACTure OF VarioUs elECTRoNic... | 1. Field Of The Invention The present invention relates generally to transfer metallization of various substrates and more specifically to the creation of electrically conductive and semi-conductive patternsthrough transfer metallization techniques.2. Description OfThe PriorArt The manufactureof various... | 1. Field Of The Invention The present invention relates generally to transfer metallization _of_ various substrates and more _specifically_ to the creation of _electrically_ _conductive_ _and_ semi-conductive patterns through _transfer_ metallization techniques. 2. Description _Of_ The Prior _Art_ The manufacture of va... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a communication apparatus, a communication system, and a communication method for performing a task involving the cooperative employment of a plurality of networked terminals that are remotely located.
2. Related Background Art
Conventionally, a variety of task... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a communication apparatus, a communication system, and a communication method for performing a task involving the cooperative employment of a plurality of networked terminals that are remotely located. 2. Related Background Art Conventionally, a variety of task... | 1. Fo$ld of the Invention The present invention relates to a communication apparatus, a communication system, and a communication method for performing a task involving the cooperative em0loy,ent of a plurality of networked terminals that are remotely located. 2. Related Background Art Conventionally, a variety of task... | 1. of the Invention The present invention relates a communication apparatus, communication system, a communication method for performing a task involving the cooperative employment of a plurality of networked terminals that are remotely located. 2. Related Background Conventionally, a variety of tasks are cooperatively... | 1. FIeLD oF tHe iNVEnTIon
tHE PReSenT INvENTION rELAtEs TO a coMmUNIcaTiON AppaRAtuS, A cOmmUnicaTIon sYsteM, and a coMmunIcatiOn meTHod For PerFOrminG a TasK INvOlviNG THE CoopErATiVE emPloymeNt Of a PluRaLIty of NetWorked TERminAls thAt Are REMOTELY loCAted.
2. reLated bACKGRoUNd ARt
conVENtiOnALLy, A VarieTy OF taSK... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present inventionrelates to a communication apparatus, a communicationsystem, and a communicationmethod for performing a task involving the cooperative employment of aplurality ofnetworked terminals that are remotely located. 2. Related Background Art Conventionally, avarietyof ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a _communication_ apparatus, _a_ communication system, _and_ a communication method for performing a task _involving_ _the_ cooperative employment of a plurality of networked terminals that are remotely _located._ _2._ Related _Background_ _Art_ Conventionally,... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to camouflage. More particularly, the present invention relates to reactive camouflage. Still more particularly the present invention relates to a method and system for disguising an object using reactive camouflage.
2. Description of Related Art
During World War II, all... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to camouflage. More particularly, the present invention relates to reactive camouflage. Still more particularly the present invention relates to a method and system for disguising an object using reactive camouflage. 2. Description of Related Art During World War II, all... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to camouflage. More particularly, the present invention relates to reactive camouflage. Still more particularly the present invention relates to a method and system for disguising an object using reactive camouflage. 2. Description of Related Art During World War II, all... | 1. Technical Field The present invention to camouflage. More particularly, the present invention relates to reactive camouflage. Still particularly the present relates a method and system for disguising an object using camouflage. 2. Description of Related Art World War II, allied torpedo bomber were assigned the task ... | 1. TecHnicAl fiELD
THe pREsENt InvENTioN RElaTeS TO caMoUflAGe. MORE pArTiculARly, THE pReSeNT InVeNtiON relaTes To REactiVe CaMOuFLaGe. STILL MorE PaRtIcuLARlY The pResEnT invENtioN relAteS TO A meThoD and sYsTem fOR DisGUisIng An ObjeCt usinG ReaCTive cAmouFLage.
2. deSCrIptIOn oF ReLATeD ART
DURiNG WOrld War iI, ALL... | 1. Technical Field The present inventionrelates to camouflage. Moreparticularly, the present invention relatesto reactivecamouflage. Still more particularly the present invention relates to a method and system fordisguising an object using reactivecamouflage. 2. Description of Related Art During Wor... | _1._ Technical Field The present _invention_ relates to camouflage. More particularly, _the_ present _invention_ relates _to_ _reactive_ camouflage. Still more particularly the _present_ invention _relates_ _to_ a method and _system_ for disguising an object using reactive camouflage. 2. _Description_ of Related Art Du... |
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